Ergo si ita videtur, uti in hypaethris locis ab aere umores ex corporibus exsugantur molestiores, quemadmodum ex terra per nebulas videntur, non puto dubium esse, quin amplissimas et ornatissimas subdiu hypaethrisque conlocari oporteat in civitatibus ambulationes.
Therefore if it appears that in open places the more troublesome moisture is sucked out from the body, as it is seen to be drawn from the earth through the clouds, I do not think it is doubtful but that in cities extensive and ornate parades should be placed in the open, and exposed to the sun.
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