nec scopulos aut antra minor iuxta altera tellus cernitur: illam Acamans habitat nudusque Pyragmon, has nimbi ventique domos et naufraga servat tempestas; hinc in terras latumque profundum est iter, hinc olim soliti miscere polumque infelixque fretum (neque enim tunc Aeolus illis rector erat, Libya cum rumperet advena Calpen Oceanus, cum flens Siculos Oenotria fines perderet et mediis intrarent montibus undae),
Hard by may one see another land with rocks and caverns no less terrible; in the former dwell Acamas and naked Pyragmon, the latter is the home of squalls and winds and shipwrecking storms; from here they pass to the lands and over the wide ocean, from here in bygone days would they spread turmoil in the heavens and in the disastrous sea'for at that time no Aeolus was their master, when the intruding sea broke Calpe off from Libya, when Oenotria to her sorrow lost the lands of Sicily and the waters burst into the heart of the mountains'
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