sed qua se campis squalentibus Africa tendit, serpentum largo coquitur fecunda veneno; felix qua pingues mitis plaga temperat agros, nec Cerere Hennaea Phario nec victa colono.
But, where Africa spreads her untilled plains, the burnt-up land bears nothing but the poison of snakes in plenty; though, where a temperate strip blesses the fields, her fertility is not surpassed by the crops of Hennag nor by the Egyptian husbandman.
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