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Dionysius Of Halycarnassus, Roman Antiquities, 7.3.3


nan The rivers, namely, which ran near their camp, one of which is called the Volturnus and the other the Glanis, abandoning their natural course, turned their streams backwards and for a long time continued to run up from their mouths toward their sources. <


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