Cydnus non spatio aquarum, sed liquore memorabilis; quippe leni tractu e fontibus labens puro solo excipitur nec torrentes incurrunt, qui placide manantis alveum turbent.
The Cydnus is noteworthy, not because of the extent of its waters, but for their clearness; for gliding with gentle course from its springs, it is received by a pure soil, and no torrents empty into it to discolour its quietly flowing channel.
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