neque enim mediocri clade coorta flammea tempestas Siculum dominata per agros finitimis ad se convertit gentibus ora, fumida cum caeli scintillare omnia templa cernentes pavida complebant pectora cura, quid moliretur rerum natura novarum.
For it was no common devastation that attended the fiery storm which arose and held supreme dominance over the fields of Sicily, drawing upon itself the eyes of neighbouring nations, when perceiving all the regions of heaven to smoke and sparkle, they filled their hearts with panic fear, whether nature was in travail to work some universal disaster.
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