Dispersa classis partim in praealta aqua stabat qua subsederant valles, partim in vado haerebat, utcumque inaequale terrae fastigium occupaverant undae, cum subito novus et pristino  maior terror incutitur.
The scattered fleet stood, a part in very deep water, where valleys had made low ground, a part were stranded on shoals, wherever the waters had covered land of uneven but rising level; when on a sudden a new cause of terror, greater than the former one, surprised  them.
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