A capite profluit circiter milia xl sapore dulcissimo; deinde, cum pervenit ad locum, qui est ab ostio ad milia clx, admiscetur ei fonticulus oppido quam parvolus.
This river flows about 40 miles from its source with very sweet water. Then, when it reaches a spot 160 miles from its mouth, it is joined by a quite small spring.
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