Martis vero circiter sescentesimo octogensimo tertio siderum spatia pervagando pervenit eo, ex quo initium faciendo cursum fecerat ante, et in quibus signis celerius percurrit, cum stationem fecit, explet dierum numeri rationem.
Mars traverses the spaces of the constellations on about the six-hundred-and-eighty-third day, and reaches the place from which it previously made a beginning in making its journey; where it runs more quickly in the signs, it fulfils the proportionate number of days after passing a node.
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