Indus ripas multasque arbores cum  magna soli parte exsorbet, saxis quoque impeditus, quis crebro reverberatur; ubi mollius solum repperit, stagnat insulasque molitur.
The Indus carries away its banks along with many  trees and a great part of the soil, and is also checked by rocks, from which it often rebounds; where it finds a softer soil it is quiet, and forms islands.
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