est qui conspicuis superos quaesivit in astris, ausus habere deum solem; cui tramite certo condicio inposita est vigilem tolerare laborem visibus obiectum mortalibus, orbe rotundo praecipitem teretique globo per inane volantem et, quod nemo negat, mundo caeloque minorem.
Some have sought to find divinities in the shining stars and dared to count the sun a god; yet he has laid on him the necessity of keeping up his sleepless toil before the eyes of men in a fixed path, hurrying on his circular orbit and flying through space in the form of a round ball and, as none gainsays, smaller in size than the universe and the heavens;
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