Gelidissimum septentrionis axem ex magna parte spectant, Bactrianis ab occidente coniuncti sunt, meridiana regio ad mare Indicum  vergit, Tuguria latere crudo struunt et, quia sterilis est terra materia, nudo etiam montis dorso, usque ad summum aedificiorum fastigium eodem laterculo  utuntur.
They look in great part toward the very cold northern pole, on the west they are adjacent to the Bactriani, on the south their territory slopes toward  the Indian sea. They build huts of unbaked brick, and because the land is destitute of timber, since even the ridge of the mountain is bare, they use the same  brick up to the very top of their buildings.
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