Fit quoque, ubi in magnas aquae vastasque lacunas gleba vetustate e terra provolvitur ingens, ut iactetur aquae fluctu quoque terra vacillans, ut vas interdum non quit constare, nisi umor destitit in dubio fluctu iactarier intus.
Sometimes also, when from lapse of time a huge mass is rolled forwards from the earth into some great and wide pool of water, the earth also is moved and shaken by the wave of water: just as a vessel sometimes cannot remain still, unless the water within it ceases to be moved about in waves to and fro.
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