Etiam remi circa scalmos strophis religati, cum manibus inpelluntur et reducuntur, extremis progredientibus a centro parmis maris undis spumam inpulsu vehementi protrudunt porrectam navem, secante prora liquoris raritatem.
When also the oars of a ship are tied to the tholes with loops, and pushed backwards and forwards, the ends of the blades, moving at a distance from the centre in the waves of the sea, drive the ship with a mighty impulse straight through the foam, as the bows cleave the yielding waters.
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