at parte e laeva, restagnans gurgite vasto, effigiem in pelagi lacus humectabat inertis et late multo foedabat proxima limo; quae vada, Faunigenae regnata antiquitus Arno, nunc volvente die Thrasymenni nomina servant.
But on their left hand the lake, like a sluggish sea, spread over all the region round with the overflow of its mighty waters and marred the prospect with its abundant slime. This lake was ruled over in ancient times by Arnus, son of Faunus, and now, in a later age, keeps green the name of Trasimene.
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