fecundi ADJ11NOMPNCOMP igitur CONJ nemor N32NOMPN luc N21ACCPM que CONJ sicut ADVPOS ori VPAR31GENSXPRESPPL secret VPAR31DATPXPERFPASSIVEPPL ubi ADVPOS tur N32NOMPN balsam N22NOMPN que CONJ sud V11PRESPASSIVEIND3P it VPAR61NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL occid VPAR31GENSXPRESACTIVEPPL insul N11LOCPF terr N11LOCPF que CONJ in V51PRESACTIVEINF0X credid V31PERFACTIVESUB1S qu PRON10NOMPF vicin N21GENSM sol N22LOCPN radi N24LOCPM express ADJ11NOMSFPOS atque CONJ liqu VPAR21NOMPNPRESACTIVEPPL in PREPABL proxi ADJ00NOMSNSUPER mare ADJ31NOMSNPOS lab V31PRESIND3P ac CONJ v N33LOCSF tempestat N31GENPF in PREPABL advers N11NOMSF litor N32NOMPN exund V11PRESACTIVEIND3P
I should suppose therefore that, just as in the secluded places of the East, where frankincense and balsam are exuded, so in the islands and lands of the West there are groves and glades more than ordinarily luxuriant: these are tapped and liquefied by the rays of the sun, as it approaches, and ooze into the nearest sea, whence by the force of tempests they are stranded on the shores opposite:
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