ex PREPABL angul N21DATSM tamen ADVPOS oriental ADJ32DATSXPOS macedonic ADJ11DATPXPOS iung V31PRESPASSIVEIND3S collimiti N22LOCPN per PREPACC art V11PRESACTIVEIND2S praecipit ADJ31NOMPCPOS que CONJ vi N11ACCPF qu PRON10NOMPF cognomin V11PRESPASSIVEIND3P Acontisma OTHER cu PRON10DATSX proxi ADJ00NOMSFSUPER Arethusa OTHER cursual ADJ32NOMSCPOS es V73PRESACTIVEIND3S statio N31NOMSF in PREPABL qu PRON10NOMSF vis V31PRESPASSIVEIND3S Euripidis OTHER sepulcr N22NOMSN tragoedi N11GENPF sublimitat N31LOCSF conspicu ADJ11GENSMPOS et CONJ Stagira OTHER ubi ADVPOS Aristotelem OTHER ut CONJ tulli N25NOMSM a V71PRESACTIVEIND3S fund VPAR31ACCSCPRESACTIVEPPL aure N21ACCSM flumen N32NOMSN accip V31PRESACTIVEIND1P nat VPAR31NOMSNPERFPPL
But on the eastern corner the land is connected with the frontiers of Macedonia by a steep and narrow pass, which is called Acontisma. Next to this is the posting-station of Arethusa, in which is to be seen the tomb of Euripides, noted for his lofty tragedies, and Stagira, known as the birthplace of Aristotle, who, as Cicero says, poured forth a golden stream.
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