inde autumnus noctis horas librans aequo lumine octo et octoginta goeris et super trihorio inde floridum reflexis ver revisit oreis additis ad hos priores goeros geminis orbibus.
Then autumn, balancing the hours of night with equal measure of light, for eight and eighty days and three hours besides. . . . Then wheeling round his steeds, once more he visits flowery spring, when he has added two circuits to these former days.
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