talis ubi Aegaeo surgente ad sidera ponto per longum vasto Cauri cum murmure fluctus suspensum in terras portat mare, frigida nautis corda tremunt; sonat ille procul flatuque tumescens curvatis pavidas tramittit Cycladas undis.
So, when the Aegean sea rises to the stars, and all along the coast, with a mighty roaring of the North-west wind, the waves carry ashore the piled-up sea, the hearts of seamen turn cold and tremble; the wind roars far away, and with swelling blast and arching waves crosses the frightened Cyclades.
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