Lunaque, sive notho fertur loca lumine lustrans sive suam proprio iactat de corpore lucem, quidquid id est, nilo fertur maiore figura quam nostris oculis qua cernimus esse videtur.
And the moon, whether with bastard light she     moves illumining the world, or whether she casts her own light from her own body, however that may be, her shape as she moves is no larger than that seems to be with which she is presented to our eyes.
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