Ethymantus, crebris flexibus subinde curvatus, ab accolis rigantibus campos carpitur; ea causa est cur tenues reliquias iam sine nomine  in mare emittat.
The Ethymantus, curved from time to time into many windings, is made use of by the neighbouring peoples for irrigating their fields; that is why it sends out scanty remains of its waters, now without a name,  into the sea.
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