Per dextrum (quod australe est) latus, scopuli tenduntur Rhodopes, unde eoum iubar exsurgit, finitur in fretum; cui undosius ab Euxino ponto labenti, pergentique fiuctibus reciprocis ad Aegaeum, discidium panditur terrarum angustum.
On the right, which is the south side, extend the cliffs of Rhodope, and where the morning star rises it is bounded by the strait which flows with an abundance of water from the Euxine, and going on with alternating current to the Aegaean, opens a narrow cleft between the lands.
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