Philippus of Thessalonica
No longer does the mighty-tusked elephant, with turreted back and
ready to fight phalanxes, charge unchecked into the battle; but
in fear he hath yielded his thick neck to the yoke, and draws the
car of divine Caesar. The wild beast knows the delight of peace;
discarding the accoutrement of war, he conducts instead the
father of good order.