nunc adsunt homini data munera legibus isdem quis concessa semel: fons liquitur, amnis inundat, velivolum ratibus mare finditur, influit imber, aura volat tenuis, vegetatur mobilis ar, et res naturae fit publica promptaque cunctis, dum servant elementa suum famulantia cursum.
Man has now possession of the gifts that were given him, on the same terms as when they were granted once for all: the spring flows, the river is full, the sail-winged sea is cut by ships, the rain streams down, the thin breeze flies, the air is brisk and nimble, and the substance of nature becomes common property available for all so long as the elements in our service keep their due course.
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