Quippe Byzantium fertili solo, fecundo mari, quia vis piscium inmensa, Pontum erumpens et obliquis subter undas saxis exterrita, omisso alterius litoris flexu hos ad portus defertur.
For Byzantium is favoured with a fertile soil and with a prolific sea, since huge shoals of fish'alarmed, as they emerge from the Euxine, by shelving rocks under the surface'make from the winding Asiatic coast, and find their way to the harbours opposite.
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