sic, ubi prima movent pelago certamina venti, inclusam rabiem ac sparsuras astra procellas parturit unda freti fundoque emota minaces expirat per saxa sonos atque acta cavernis torquet anhelantem spumanti vortice pontum.
So, when the winds begin a battle on the deep, the sea is big with pent-up fury and storms that will soon drench the stars; then, churned up from the bottom, it breathes out sounds of menace through the rocks; and, driven from its caves, torments the restless water with its foaming eddies.
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