Araxes amnis per hos campos multorum aquas torrentium evolvit in Medum; Medus ad mare ad meridiem versus'minor amnis eo, quem accepit'evehitur, gignendaeque herbae non alius est aptior, quidquid alluit floribua vestiens.
Through these fields the river Araxes rolls the waters of many torrents into the Medus; the Medus'a lesser river than the one which flows into it'in a southerly direction goes on to the sea, and no other river is more favourable to the growth of vegetation, and it clothes with flowers whatever it flows near.
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