ergo ADVPOS cum ADVPOS omn ADJ32NOMPNPOS flumin N32NOMPN magnitudin N31LOCPF in PREPABL orb ADJ11DATPXPOS terr N11GENPF description N31LOCPF a ADV septentrio N31NOMSM n V21PRESACTIVEIMP2S vid V21PRESPASSIVESUB3P proflu V31PRESACTIVEINF0X afr N23GENSM que CONJ camp N21GENSM qu PRON10NOMPM s V51PRESACTIVEIND3P in PREPABL meridian N21LOCPM part N33LOCPF subiect VPAR31GENSMPERFPASSIVEPPL sol N22LOCPN curs N41DATSM lat VPAR21NOMPCPRESACTIVEPPL penit ADJ11NOMSMPOS hab V21PRESACTIVEIND3P umor N31NOMPM nec ADVPOS font N33NOMPM crebr ADJ12ACCPMPOS amn N33NOMPM que CONJ rar ADJ11ACCPMPOS relinqu V31PRESPASSIVEIND3S ut V31PRESINF0X mult N22DATSN meli ADJ11NOMPNCOMP inveni V41PRESPASSIVESUB3P capit N22NOMPN font N33GENPM qu PRON10NOMPF ad ADVPOS septentrion N31ACCSM aut CONJ aquilon N31ACCSM spect V11PRESACTIVEIND3P nisi CONJ si CONJ incid V31PERFACTIVESUB3P in PREPABL sulphuros ADJ11NOMSNPOS loc N21ACCSM aut CONJ aluminos N22NOMSN seu CONJ bituminos ADJ11NOMSNPOS
Since then all rivers of magnitude seem according to the descriptions of the world to flow from the north, and the plains of Africa, which are on the south subject to the suns course, have their moisture deeply hidden and few fountains or rivers, it remains that much better sources are found to the north and north-east, unless they come upon sulphur, alum or bitumen.
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