Sin vero naribus nidorem domesticum praesensit, vincit idem sagacitate odorandi canes et vulturios; cui enim cani, cui vulturio Alexandrini caeli quicquam abusque Oeensium finibus oboleat?
But if his nostrils really picked up odors from home, the man surpasses dogs and vultures in keenness of smell; for what dog, what vulture under the Alexandrian sky could sniff anything from somewhere so distant as the territory of Oea?
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