"Columnae Herculis" meaning in Latin

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          "text": "fit deinde angustissimum pelagus, et proxima inter sē Eurōpae atque Āfricae lītora montēs efficiunt, ut initiō dīximus Columnae Herculis, Abila et Calpēs, uterque quidem sed Calpēs magis et paene tōtus in mare prōminēns.",
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