sic ubi diversis maria evertere procellis hinc Boreas Eurusque, illinc niger imbribus Auster, pulsa dies regnantque hiemes, venit aequoris alti rex sublimis equis, geminusque ad spumea Triton frena natans late pelago dat signa cadenti, et iam plana Thetis, montesque et litora crescunt.
So when Boreas and Eurus on one side, Auster with his black rains on the other have upheaved the sea with their diverse blasts, the day is banished and storms rule; then comes the king of the deep aloft on his horses, twofold Triton swimming alongside the foamy bridles gives signal far and wide to the falling waters. And now Thetis is flat, mountains and shores increase.
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