Inde agmen processit ad Caucasum montem, cuius dorsum Asiam perpetuo iugo dividit; hinc simul mare, quod Ciliciam subit, illinc Caspium fretum et amnem Araxen nobiliaque regionis Scythicae  deserta spectat.
From there the army proceeded to the Caucasus mountains, whose range divides Asia by a continuous ridge. It looks on one side to the sea which washes Cilicia, on the other to the Caspian Sea, the river Araxes, and the well-known deserts of the Scythian  region.
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