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Shall I tell of the sea that washes Italys shores above and that which breaks on her coasts below?      Or tell of her mighty lakes? Of you, Larius, the greatest, or you, Benacus, who swell with a seas surge and roar? Shall I tell of her harbours, and the barrier thrown across the Lucrine, and how Ocean clamours aloud in anger, where the Julian waters echo afar as the sea is flung back, and the Tyrrhenian tide pours into the channels of Avernus?
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