sic ubi nubiferum montis latus aut nova ventis solvit hiems aut victa situ non pertulit aetas, desilit horrendus campo timor, arva virosque limite non uno longaevaque robora secum praecipitans, tandemque exhaustus turbine fesso aut vallem cavat aut medios intercipit amnes.
So when a cloudy mountainside is loosened by the winds of a new winter or its age fordone by decay can no longer give support, it leaps down upon the plain, a horrific terror, sweeping with it fields and men and ancient timber in more swathes than one; and at last exhausted in its weary rush either hollows out a valley or blocks rivers in mid flow:
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