Sic conditum triticum manet vel annos L, milium vero plus annos C. Supra terram granaria in agro quidam sublimia faciunt, ut in Hispania citeriore et in Apulia quidam, quae non solum a lateribus per fenestras, sed etiam subtus a solo ventus refrigerare possit
Wheat stored in this way keeps as long as fifty years, and millet more than a hundred. Some people, as in Hither Spain and in Apulia, build granaries in the field, above ground, so constructed that the wind can cool them not only from the sides, through windows, but also beneath from the ground.
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