utque vel immotos ursae rigor invenit amnes vel freta versa vadis, hiemem sic unda per omnem aut campo iacet aut tumido riget ardua fluctu, atque hac Europam curvis anfractibus urget, hac Asiam Scythicum specie sinuatus in arcum.
And according as the rigour of the Bear comes upon rivers motionless or churned to the depths of their waters, so the winter long doth the sea lie like a plain or stiffen into lofty swelling billows, and on this side it touches Europe with its winding curves, on that side Asia, where it is bent to the shape of a Scythian bow.
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