Seneca: See the foundations of the most celebrated cities hardly now to be discerned; they were ruined by anger. See deserts ext

See the foundations of the most celebrated cities hardly now to be discerned; th — Seneca

See the foundations of the most celebrated cities hardly now to be discerned; they were ruined by anger. See deserts extending for many miles without an inhabitant: they have been desolated by anger.

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