propterea freta sunt haec anni nominitanda, nec mirumst, in eo si tempore plurima fiunt fulmina tempestasque cietur turbida caelo, ancipiti quoniam bello turbatur utrimque, hinc flammis, illinc ventis umoreque mixto.
This is why these are to be called the choppy currents of the year; and it is no wonder if at that time very many thunderbolts are made, and a turbulent tempest is stirred up in the sky, since all is confusion with well-matched warfare on both sides, on this part flames, and on that, winds and water commingled.
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