Continet haec pars 9. climatis 7. partem Terrae Iagog, et Magog interioris, et partem maris picei; narrat Author libri rerum mirabilium, quod ad introitum regionum Iagog, et Magog fluvius sit dictus Almashar, inexplorabilis profunditatis. Et occisorum in praelio corpora in hoc flumen proiecta, simul ac ingentes quaedam Aves conspiciunt, subito educta in speluncam, quam elatere Montis habent, deportant ibique corpora eorum devorant. Meminit horum rapacium volucrum quoque Beniaminus in itinerario suo, eosque cira eundem Borealem Cathaiae tractum iuxta quendam maris sinum astro Kesil seu Arcturo subiectum, ac proinde aestuosissimum et ponit, in quem cum homines vi saevientis maris fuerint coniecti, irremediabiliter eos mori necesse sit, nisi se ope dictarum volucrum, modo quodam admirabili (quem cognoscere non fuerit iniucundum) eripiant.
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