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varii urbium situs et seclusae nationes
locorum difficultate, quarum aliae se in erectos sub-
trahunt montes, aliae ripis lacubus vallibus pavidae 1
circumfunduntur ; adiuta cultu seges et arbusta sine
cultore feritatis ; et rivorum lenis inter prata dis-
cursus et amoeni sinus et litora in portum recedentia ;
sparsae tot per vastum insulae, quae interventu suo
maria distinguunt.
1 ripis lacubus vallibus Basore doubtfully: ripis. lacu. uallibus AF: pavidae A: palude F: ripis lacuum vallibusque (paludibusque?) pavidae Madvig: euripis, lacubus, amnibus pavidae Gertz: ripis lacunalibus pavidae Waltz: ripis lacuum, vallibus, paludibus Favez.
L. Annaeus Seneca. Moral Essays: volume 2. John W. Basore. London and New York. Heinemann. 1932.
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