nam dubio procul haec adverso flabra feruntur flumine, quae gelidis ab stellis axis aguntur; ille ex aestifera parti venit amnis ab austro, inter nigra virum percocto saecla colore exoriens penitus media ab regione diei.
For beyond a doubt these blasts, which are driven from the cold back, stars of the pole, do blow against the current. The river comes out of the heat-laden country from the south, rising from the heart of the region of noonday amidst black tribes of men thoroughly baked by the sun.
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