nam fit ut interdum tamquam demissa columna in mare de caelo descendat, quam freta circum fervescunt graviter spirantibus incita flabris, et quaecumque in eo tum sint deprensa tumultu navigia in summum veniant vexata periclum.
For it happens at times from the that a kind of column let down from the sky comes down into the sea, around which the waters boil stirred up by the heavy blast of the winds; and if any ships are caught in that tumult, they are tossed about and come into great peril.
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