Impulsus ventis et pressa nube coactus ruperat hibernis se gravis imber aquis; cumque per effusas stagnaret turbine terras, expositum campis fictile pressit opus: mobile namque lutum tepidus prius instruit aer discat ut admoto rectius igne coqui.
Impelled by the winds, a heavy rain-storm had gathered with the pressure of cloud upon cloud and burst in wintry torrents. And as its whirling deluge made a lake over the widespread lands, it struck some potters work set outside in the fields; for warm air shapes the plastic clay beforehand, to train it for being baked more perfectly when fire is applied.
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