semidiemque duosque dies deciesque novenos a Cancro in Chelas aequatae tempora noctis atque dii cursu peragit Sol aureus altero, autumni aestatisque simul confinia miscens.
Ten times nine days and two and half a day, when hours of light and night are even, the golden Sun passes through in his second race from the Crab to the claws of the Scorpion, mingling the bounds of autumn and of summer.
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