Praeterea persaepe niger quoque per mare nimbus, ut picis e caelo demissum flumen, in undas sic cadit effertus tenebris procul et trahit atram fulminibus gravidam tempestatem atque procellis, ignibus ac ventis cum primis ipse repletus, in terra quoque ut horrescant ac tecta requirant.
Besides very often by sea also, a black cloud, like a flood of pitch poured down from the sky, all stuffed with darkness afar, falls thus upon the waters, and draws with it a black tempest teeming with thunderbolts and storms, itself full as full can be with fires and winds, so that on land also men shiver and run for shelter.
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