has etiam terras consertaque gentibus arva sic pelago pulsante, reor, Neptunia quondam cuspis et adversi longus labor abscidit aevi, ut Siculum Libycumque latus, stupuitque fragore Ianus et occiduis regnator montibus Atlans.
These lands too, these fields with their once linked peoples lashed by the ocean, Neptunes trident, I think, and the slow workings of time the enemy sundered of yore, even as they did the shores of Sicily and Libya, when Janus and Atlas, lord of the sunset mountains, were struck aghast at the crash.
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