# Naturalis Historia 4.104

Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, Book 4. Latin.

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104] ultima omnium quae memorantur Tyle, in qua solstitio nullas esse noctes indicavimus, cancri signum sole transeunte, nullosque contra per brumam dies. hoc quidam senis mensibus continuis fieri arbitrantur. Timaeus historicus a Britannia introrsus sex dierum navigatione abesse dicit insulam Ictim, in qua candidum plumbum proveniat; ad eam Britannos vitilibus navigiis corio circumsutis navigare. a Tyle unius diei navigatione mare concretum a nonnullis Cronium appellatur.

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