quin etiam riguis humili pede condita pratis compensat celsi bona naturalia montis sublimique minans irrumpit in aethera tecto, ostentans altam, Pharos ut Memphitica, turrim.
Nay, and another, though it rests its foot low down in the well-watered meadows, makes up the natural advantage of a mountains height rearing its threatening steep until the soaring roof breaks in upon the aether, displaying like Memphian Pharos, its lofty tower.
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