Namque perpetuo iugo montis asperi ac praerupti Cilicia includitur; quod cum a mari assurgat, velut sinu quodam flexuque curvatum, rursus altero cornu in diversum litus excurrit.
For Cilicia is shut in by a continuous range of rugged and steep mountains. This range, rising from the sea and curving in a kind of winding fold, so to speak, runs back with its other extremity to a different part of the shore.
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