quo de concussu sequitur gravis imber et uber, omnis uti videatur in imbrem vertier aether atque ita praecipitans ad diluviem revocare: tantus discidio nubis ventique procella mittitur, ardenti sonitus cum provolat ictu.
From this shock follows rain heavy and full, so that the whole ether seems to be turning into rain, and thus tumbling violently down, again to make all a deluge: so great is the torrent discharged by the bursting of the cloud and the storm of wind, when the sound flies forth with a fiery blow.
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