haud aliter, structo Tyrrhena ad litora saxo, pugnatura fretis subter caecisque procellis, pila, immane sonans, impingitur ardua ponto: immugit Nereus, divisaque caerula pulsu illisum accipiunt irata sub aequora montem.
Even so, when masons build on the Tuscan shore,b they hurl a mass of stone from a height upon the water with a mighty noise, to battle with the sea and the invisible currents below: the sea roars; and the deep, parted by the blow, receives the huge mass as it crashes beneath the angry water.
final_alignments\Silius_Italicus_Punica_Book4.json