Ignota vulgo freti natura erat, monstraque et irae deum indicia cernere videbantur, identidem intumescens mare et in campos paulo ante siccos descendere superfusum.
The nature of the sea was unknown to the common soldiers, who thought that they were witnessing portents and signs of the anger of the gods when the sea continually swelled and overflowed to flood fields that shortly before were dry.
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