nec tantum arios visu transmittit hiatus spiritus, oppositos sed transit lumine montes, oceani fines atque ultima littora Thylae transadigit volucresque oculos in Tartara mittit.
And not only does the spirit with its vision cross the open spaces of the air; its sight passes through mountains that stand in its way, it pierces to the limits of ocean and the shores of Thule at the end of the earth, and sends its quick glance into hell.
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