hoc ubi ventus eas idem qui cogit in unum forte locum quemvis, expressit multa vaporis semina seque simul cum eo commiscuit igni, insinuatus ibi vertex versatur in arto et calidis acuit fulmen fomacibus intus;
Therefore when the same wind which happens to collect them together into any one place, has pressed out many seeds of heat and has mingled itself together with that fire, the whirlwind, finding its way in, turns about there in the narrow space, and sharpens the thunderbolt in the hot furnace within.
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