hos Aesis Sapisque lavant rapidasque sonanti vertice contorquens undas per saxa Metaurus, et lavat ingentem perfundens flumine sacro Clitumnus taurum Narque, albescentibus undis in Thybrim properans, Tiniaeque inglorius humor et Clanis et Rubico et Senonum de nomine Sena.
Their rivers are the Aesis and the Sapis, and the Metaurus which drives its rapid stream over rocks in noisy eddies; and there Clitumnus bathes in its sacred waters the mighty bullc; and there is the Nar whose pale waves hasten to the Tiber, and the Tinia unknown to fame, and the Clanis, and the Rubicon, and the Sena named after the Senones.
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