me iuga Burdigala, trino me flumina coetu secernunt turbis popularibus otiaque inter vitiferi exercent colles laetumque colonis uber agri, tum prata virentia, tum nemus umbris mobilibus celebrique frequens ecclesia vico totque mea in Novaro sibi proxima praedia pago, dispositis totum vicibus variata per annum, egelidae ut tepeant hiemes rabidosque per aestus adspirent tenues frigus subtile Aquilones.
me hills, me rivers in triple array part from Bordeaux and from the common throng, and in my leisure the vine-clad hills engage me, the rich glebe with its blithe peasantry, now the green meads, now the copse with its dancing shades, the church thronged with crowding villagers, and all those my domains hard by each other in Novarus village, which enjoy such change at the various seasons throughout the year, that the chill winters are warm for them and in the furious summer heats soft north winds breathe over them a gentle coolness.
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