omnibus in rebus: florescunt tempore certo arbusta et certo dimittunt tempore florem; nec minus in certo dentes cadere imperat aetas tempore et inpubem molli pubescere veste et pariter mollem malis demittere barbam; fulmina postremo nix imbres nubila venti non nimis incertis fiunt in partibus anni.
At a fixed time trees bloom, and at a fixed time shed their flowers. No less at a fixed time our age commands the teeth to fall out, and bids the ungrown youth to put on the soft vestures of growth and to let his beard grow equally down either cheek. Lastly lightnings, snow, rain, clouds, and winds come at fairly fixed seasons of the year.
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