sic ubi, vi caeca tandem devictus, ad astra evomuit pastos per saecula Vesvius ignes, et pelago et terris fusa est Vulcania pestis, videre Eoi, monstrum admirabile, Seres lanigeros cinere Ausonio canescere lucos.
So, when Vesuvius, at length mastered by some hidden force, vomits forth to heaven the fires it has fed for centuries, and the visitation of the fire-god spreads over sea and land, the Seres in the east'a marvel beyond belief'see their wool-bearing treesd grow white with the ash from Italy.
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