terra sinu medio Pontum iacet inter et Hellen ceu fundo prolata maris; namque improba caecis intulit arva vadis longoque per aequora dorso litus agit: tenet hinc veterem confinibus oris pars Phrygiam, pars discreti iuga pinea montis.
Midway upon the gulf between Pontus and Helle lies a land, as it were cast up from the bottom of the sea; for its fields are boldly set amid treacherous shallows and it drives its shore in a long ridge over the waters: one end is set towards ancient Phrygia whose shores meet it; the other is a mountain, forest-clothed and apart.
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