nam dubio procul hoc fieri manifesta docet res, quod tunc per totum concrescunt aera nubes, undique uti tenebras omnis Acherunta reamur liquisse et magnas caeli complesse cavernas: usque adeo taetra nimborum nocte coorta inpendent atrae formidinis ora superne, cum commoliri tempestas fulmina coeptat.
Indeed manifest facts high: prove this beyond all doubt, because at such a time clouds mass together throughout the air, so that we think that from every side all the darkness has deserted Acheron to fill the great caverns of the sky: to such a degree under the hideous night of cloud does the countenance of black terror overhang us on high, when the tempest begins to forge her thunderbolts.
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