sic Lagea ratis, vasto velut insula ponto conspecta, illisit scopulis ubi nubifer Eurus, naufragium spargens operit freta; iamque per undas et transtra et mali laceroque aplustria velo ac miseri fluitant revomentes aequora nautae.
So an Egyptian vessel is seen like an island in the great sea; but, when the rainy East-wind has dashed her upon the rocks, she covers the sea with scattered wreckage; the surface is strewn with floating benches and masts, with stern-ornaments with tattered sails, and with hapless sailors spitting out the brine.
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