Praeterea ventus cum per loca subcava terrae collectus parte ex una procumbit et urget obnixus magnis speluncas viribus altas, incumbit tellus quo venti prona premit vis.
Besides, when a wind gathering together through the hollow places beneath the earth throws itself forward from one quarter, and bears hard, blowing thrusting with great force into the lofty caverns, the earth leans over in the direction of the winds headlong force.
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