non graviore movent venti certamina mole Odrysius Boreas et Syrtim tollere pollens Africus: obnixi cum bella furentia torquent, distraxere fretum ac diversa ad litora volvunt aequor quisque suum; sequitur stridente procella nunc huc, nunc illuc, raptum mare et intonat undis.
No mightier are the winds when they war against one another, Boreas from Thrace and Africus that has power to lift the Syrtisb; when they rage in stubborn conflict, they divide the sea and each rolls his own part to an opposite shore; as the tempest howls, the tide is swept after it hither and thither, and the waves thunder. No possible achievement
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