Nec mora, ventus qui a meridie flans, urbi incendia sparserat, contra meridiem reflexus, primo vim sui furoris a laesione locorum quae contra erant, abstraxit, ac mox funditus quiescendo, flammis pariter sopitis atque exstinctis compescuit.
And behold, the wind that blew from the south, whereby this fire was spread abroad over the city, now suddenly being bent against the south, first drew off the blast of his fury from hurting the places right over in the other side, and straightway sinking utterly to rest stayed his blowing, while the flames in like manner were quieted and died out.
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