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nascuntur fontes decisis plerumque silvis, quos arborum alimenta consumebant, sicut in haemo obsidente gallos cassandro, cum valli gratia silvas cecidissent. plerumque vero damnosi torrentes conrivantur detracta collibus silva continere nimbos ac digerere consueta. et coli moverique terram callumque summae cutis solvi aquarum interest. proditur certe in creta expugnato oppido, quod vocabatur arcadia, cessasse fontes amnesque, qui in eo situ multi erant, rursus condito post sex annos emersisse, ut quaeque coepissent partes coli. terrae quoque motus profundunt sorbentque aquas, sicut circa pheneum arcadiae quinquies accidisse constat. sic et in coryco monte amnis erupit posteaque coeptus est coli. illa mutatio mira, cuius causa nulla evidens apparet, sicut in magnesia e calida facta frigida, salis non mutato sapore, et in caria, ubi neptuni templum est, amnis, qui fuerat ante dulcis, mutatus in salem est. et illa miraculi plena, arethusam syracusis fimum redolere per olympia, verique
simile, quoniam alpheus in eam insulam sub maria permeet. rhodiorum fons in cherroneso nono anno purgamenta egerit. mutantur et colores aquarum, sicut babylone lacus aestate rubras habet diebus xi et borysthenes statis temporibus caeruleus fertur, quamquam omnium aquarum tenuissimus ideoque innatans hypani, in quo et illud mirabile, austris flantibus superiorem hypanim fieri. sed tenuitatis argumentum et aliud est, quod nullum halitum, non modo nebulam, emittat. qui volunt diligentes circa haec videri, dicunt aquas graviores post brumam fieri.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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