Quae ubi secutae erant, pleraque secum in profundum dabant; tum levatos onere stipites truncosque arborum haud aegre moliebantur, deinde totum opus quod stipitibus fuerat innixum, fundamento lapso, sequebatur.
and when the trees also were dragged away, they carried with them many parts of the structure into deep water. Then the divers without difficulty heaved away at the logs and tree-trunks, thus deprived of their weight, until finally the entire part of the work which was supported by the tree-trunks, since its foundation was gone, followed and collapsed.
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