Translator Reviews ( English → Japanese )
Rating: 61 / Native Japanese / 0 Reviews / 24 Mar 2013 at 00:52
either because they feared Calvisius, or because they had decided to attack again in the open sea. Thus they remained on either side until midday, when a south wind burst upon them, raising violent billows in that surging and confined channel. Pompeius was then inside the harbour of Messana. The ships of Octavian were again shattered on the rough and inhospitable coast, dashing against the rocks and against each other, for, as they were not fully manned, they were not under good control.Menodorus, apprehending that this rising storm would increase in violence, moved farther seaward and rode at anchor: here, on account of the depth of water, the waves were less boisterous;
Calvisiusを恐れたためか、再び開けた海で攻撃をしかけると決めていたためだ。正午まで双方がこのように過ごした。正午になると南風が頭上を吹き荒れ、波の押し寄せる閉ざされた海峡で激しく波をうねらせた。Pompeiusはその時Messana海峡にいた。Octavian側の船は、でこぼこした人を寄せ付けない岸で、あるいは岩に突っ込み、あるいは味方同士でぶつかりあって、再びばらばらになった。十分な人員が配置されていなかったため、うまく船を操ることができなかったのだ。Menodorusは、勢いを増しつつあるこの嵐が更に激しくなることを理解し、更に沖に向かって、錨を下げつつ移動した。水深のため、そこでは波がそこまで激しくなかったのだ。