at vapor is quem sol mittit lumenque serenum non per inane meat vacuum; quo tardius ire cogitur, aerias quasi dum diverberat undas.
But that heat and that light serene which the sun sends, does not pass through empty void; therefore it is forced to go more slowly, while it beats its way so to speak through waves of air.
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