Habeatque coniunctam vinariam cellam habentem ab septentrione lumina fenestrarum; cum enim alia parte habuerit, quae sol calfacere possit, vinum, quod erit in ea cella, confusum ab calore efficietur inbecillum.
Next let there be the wine-cellar, having windows with light from the north. For when light is drawn from a quarter heated by the sun, the wine will be affected by the heat, and thin.
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