Hinc Sogdiani agunt sub imis montium pedibus, quos appellant Sogdios, inter quos amnes duo fluunt navium capacissimi, Araxates et Dymas, qui per iuga vallesque praecipites, in campestrem planitiem fluvii decurrentes, Oxiam nomine paludem efficiunt, late longeque diffusam.
Next the Sogdiani dwell at the foot of the mountains which they call the Sogdii, through whose territories two rivers flow which are navigable by ships, the Araxates and the Dymas. These streams rush headlong over mountains and valleys into a level plain and form a lake, Oxia by name, which is both long and broad.
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