qua videt Italiam, saxoso torrida dorso exercet scopulis late freta pallidaque intus arva coquit nimium, Cancro fumantibus Austris.
The side that looks toward Italy and defies the waves with its rocky cliffs is sultry; and inland the feeble crops are burnt up by excessive heat, when the South-winds blow at midsummer.
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