Aegyptus alendis augendisque seminibus ita gloriata est, ut nihil imbribus caeloque deberet, siquidem proprio semper amne perfusa, nec alio genere aquarum solita pinguescere, quam quas ipsa devexerat, tantis segetibus induebatur, ut cum feracissimis terris quasi numquam cessura certaret.
It was once Egypts boast that she owned nothing to rain and weather to nurture and mature the seeds in her soil; watered as she always was by her own river and accustomed to a fertility dependent only on the water flowing through her, she was clad in crops so rich that she could rival the most fertile lands with never a thought that this could cease.
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