contemplator enim, cum montibus adsimulata nubila portabunt venti transversa per auras, aut ubi per magnos montis cumulata videbis insuper esse aliis alia atque urgere superne in statione locata sepultis undique ventis: tum poteris magnas moles cognoscere eorum speluncasque velut saxis pendentibu structas cernere, quas venti cum tempestate coorta conplerunt, magno indignantur murmure clausi nubibus, in caveisque ferarum more minantur;.
For do but apply your scrutiny when the winds carry clouds like mountains across through the air, or when you see them piled about the great mountains one above another, pressing down from above, and lying still with the winds deep buried on every side: then you will be able to recognize the great masses of them, and to perceive the similitude of caverns reared with vaulted roofs, which when a tempest arises the winds fill, and with loud roaring resent their imprisonment in the clouds, menacing like wild beasts in their cages:
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