nam super huc vastos tellus quoque congerit amnes; num septemgemini memorem quas exitus Histri, quas Tanais flavusque Tyres Hypanisque Novasque addat opes, quantosque sinus Maeotia laxent aequora? flumineo sic agmine fregit amari vim salis hinc Boreae cedens glaciantibus auris Pontus et exorta facilis concrescere bruma.
For, moreover, earth sweeps hither mighty rivers; must I tell what abundance the mouth of sevenfold Danube adds, or Tanais, yellow Tyres, Hypanis and Novas, or into what huge bays the Maeotian waters open? Thus by its hosts of rivers has Pontus broken the force of the bitter salt, giving way thereby to Boreas icy airs and easily freezing when winter comes.
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