illic umbrosae semper stant aequore nubes et non certa dies, primo nec sole profundum solvitur aut vernis cum lux aequata tenebris, sed redit extremo tandem in sua litora Tauro.
There are always shadowy clouds over the sea, and the daylight is unpredictable; the ocean does not melt upon the sun's first return, nor does it when light and dark are equal in spring. Only at the end of Taurus does it return to its own shores.