Fulgit item, cum rarescunt quoque nubila caeli; nam cum ventus eas leviter diducit euntis dissoluitque, cadant ingratis illa necessest semina quae faciunt fulgorem; tum sine taetro terrore et sonitu fulgit nulloque tumultu.
It lightens also when the clouds grow thin in the sky as well. For when the wind gently disperses them abroad and diffuses them abroad as they pass, those seeds which make lightning must fall perforce. Then the lightning comes without hideous terror and din and without noise.
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