non illic gustu latices vitiantur amaro lymphave fumifico sulphure tincta calet: purus odor mollisque sapor dubitare lavantem cogit qua melius parte petantur aquae.
There the wells are not spoiled by a brackish flavour, nor is the water coloured and hot with fuming sulphur: the pure smell and delicate taste make the bather hesitate for what purpose the waters should better be used.
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