Deinde cum aeris unda nitentes, cum perventum ad montes, ab eorum offensa et procellis propter plenitatem et gravitatem liquescendo disparguntur et ita diffunditur in terras.
Then the clouds, supported on the wave of air, meet the resistance of the mountains and, becoming liquid in rain-storms, by their fullness and weight, break and their water is poured over the fields.
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