nec temere omnino plane vis frigida venti esse potest, ea quae tanta vi missa supernest, quin, prius in cursu si non accenditur igni, at tepefacta tamen veniat commixta calore.
And no force of wind can easily be completely and utterly cold which has been sped from above with such force, but, even if it is not first kindled by fire in its course, it must nevertheless arrive warm and mingled with heat.
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