Four Months in Algeria: With a Visit to Carthage
Four Months in Algeria: With a Visit to Carthage
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365, the effects of which St. Jerome, speaking of it from his boyish recollections, says extended over the seaboard of the whole world. The sea suddenly receded, leaving vast tracts of its bottom bare. It afterwards returned, and overwhelmed the land in the neighbourhood of the parts which had been thus denuded. Alexandria in Egypt, the coast of Laconia, and that of Sicily, are mentioned by the historians as places which suffered in this way. The inscription of Guelma gives another Digitized by... VjOOQIC 358 PAGAN RIOTS AT CALAMA.
point at which volcanic action was felt. The mineral spring (aqua jpicra) began, it says, to overflow after shocks of earthquake accompanied by subterranean noises {intonantibus terra motibus). I made every possible inquiry, but could not hear of the existence of any mineral spring at the present time; so it is probable that the fountain, which increased in the earthquake of Valens's reign, disappeared — as is often the case — in some subsequent convulsion of a similar kind.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
365, the effects of which St. Jerome, speaking of it from his boyish recollections, says extended over the seaboard of the whole world. The sea suddenly receded, leaving vast tracts of its bottom bare. It afterwards returned, and overwhelmed the land in the neighbourhood of the parts which had been thus denuded. Alexandria in Egypt, the coast of Laconia, and that of Sicily, are mentioned by the historians as places which suffered in this way. The inscription of Guelma gives another Digitized by... VjOOQIC 358 PAGAN RIOTS AT CALAMA.
point at which volcanic action was felt. The mineral spring (aqua jpicra) began, it says, to overflow after shocks of earthquake accompanied by subterranean noises {intonantibus terra motibus). I made every possible inquiry, but could not hear of the existence of any mineral spring at the present time; so it is probable that the fountain, which increased in the earthquake of Valens's reign, disappeared — as is often the case — in some subsequent convulsion of a similar kind.
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