nec tot ab extremo fluctus agit aequore nec sic fratribus adversa Boreas respondet ab unda, aut is apud fluvios clamor volucrum, aethera quantus tunc lituum concentus adit lymphataque miscet milia, quot foliis, quot floribus incipit annus.
Boreas drives not so many billows from oceans bounds, nor so answers his brothers from opposing waves: not so loud is the clamour of birds about the rivers, as is then the blare of trumpets that ascends to heaven, filling with frenzy the mingled myriads, numerous as leaves or flowers in the opening year.
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