fertur acerba lues disiectis incita portis, effusaeque ruunt inopino flumine turmae; improbus ut fractis exundat molibus amnis, propulsum ut Borea scopulis impingitur aequor, ut rupto terras invadunt carcere venti.
The gates were thrown down, a fierce attack rushed forth, and the squadrons surprised the enemy as they galloped forth in a flood. So a swollen river overflows when its dykes are broken, and so the sea is dashed upon the rocks by the force of the Northern blasts, and so the winds, when they break prison, make war on the earth.
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