quo cum bene semina aquarum multa modis multis convenere undique adaucta, confertae nubes umorem mittere certant dupliciter; nam vis venti contrudit, et ipsa copia nimborum turba maiore coacta urget, et e supero premit ac facit effluere imbris.
And when into these clouds very many seeds of waters in many ways have gathered together, being increased from all sides, the discharge it clouds stuffed full strive to discharge the moisture in two ways: for the force of the wind thrusts them together, and the very mass of the clouds, when a greater pack than usual has been collected, pushes and presses down from above and makes the showers flow out.
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