sic ubi torrentem crepitanti grandine nimbum illidit terris molitus Iupiter altas fulmine nunc Alpes, nunc mixta Ceraunia caelo, intremuere simul tellus et pontus et aether, ipsaque commoto quatiuntur Tartara mundo.
So, when Jupiter smites the earth with pouring rain and crackling hail, and stirs with his thunderbolt now the Alpine heights and now the Ceraunianb mountains that reach to heaven, earth and sea and sky all quake together, and Tartarus itself is shaken in the convulsion of the universe.
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