Hac etiam fit uti de causa mobilis ille devolet in terram liquidi color aureus ignis, semina quod nubes ipsas permulta necessust ignis habere; etenim cum sunt umore sine ullo, flammeus est plerumque colos et splendidus ollis.
Another reason why that golden colour of flowing fire swiftly flies down to the earth is that in themselves the clouds must have very many seeds of fire; for when they are free from all wetness, their colour is mostly flaming and shining.
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