Ganges decursurum Iomanen intercipit, magnoque motu amnis uterque colliditur; quippe Ganges asperum os influenti obicit, nec repercussae aquae  cedunt.
The Ganges intercepts the Iomanes in its downward course, and the two unite with a great commotion of their waters; for the Ganges opposes a rough mouth to the inflowing river and the waters which are hurled back do not yield.
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