Totas autem arbores cum ingentibus ramis in altum iaciebant, deinde saxis onerabant rursusque cumulo eorum alias arbores iniciebant, tum humus aggerebatur; superque alia atque alia strue saxorum arborumque cumulata velut quodam nexu continens opus iunxerant.
Furthermore, they threw whole trees with their great branches into the deep, then loaded them with rocks, again threw other trees upon the pile of rocks, and finally heaped on earth; ther trees upon the pile of rocks, and finally heaped on earth;2 besides this, by piling up successive masses of rocks and trees they had joined together a continuous causeway, as if by a kind of bond.
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