Euntibus a parte laeva Arabia, odorum fertilitate nobilis regio; campestre iter est in terra inter Tigrin et Euphraten iacenti, tam uberi et pingui ut a pastu repelli pecora dicantur, ne satietas perimat.
As they went on, Arabia was on their left hand a region famous for its abundance of perfumes; the route is through plains in the land lying between the Tigris and the Euphrates, which is so fertile and rich, that the flocks are said to be kept from feeding there, for fear that they may die of satiety.
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