Sunt duo, quos recipit ductos a vertice vertex, inter se adversi, qui cunctos ante relatos seque secant gemino coeuntes cardine mundi transversoque polo rectum ducuntur in axem, tempora signantes anni caelumque per astra quattuor in partes divisum mensibus aequis.
There are two circles, placed crosswise to each other, which are drawn from one pole and received by the other: they cut all the circles mentioned above and cut each other, converging at the two poles of heaven; thence they traverse the sky and are drawn straight to the pole. They mark the seasons of the year and the division of heaven along the zodiac into four portions of equal months.
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