Et non alius quam Mesopotamiae regionis fervidior aestas exsistit, adeo ut pleraque animalia quae in nudo solo deprehendit extinguat; tantus est vapor solis et caeli, quo cuncta  velut igne torrentur.
And no more burning heat exists than that of the region of Mesopotamia, so great that it destroys many animals which it overtakes on the bare ground; such is the heat of sun and sky,  by which everything is burned as by fire.
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