Quod nisi librato penderet pondere tellus, non ageret currus, mundi subeuntibus astris, Phoebus ab occasu et numquam remearet ad ortus, lunave summersos regeret per inania cursus, nec matutinis fulgeret Lucifer horis, Hesperos emenso dederat qui lumen Olympo.
And did not the Earths weight hang poised, the Sun would not drive his car past his setting, as the stars of heaven appeared, and would never return to his rising, or the Moon pursue through space a path under the horizon, nor at the hour of dawn would shine the Morning Star, which earlier as the Star of Eve had sent forth its light after traversing the sky.
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