quae fiunt passus trecenties et decies quinquies centena milia, huius autem octava pars quam ventus tenere videtur, est triciens nongenta triginta septem milia et passus quingenti, non debebunt mirari, si in tam magno spatio unus ventus vagando inclinationibus et recessionibus varietates mutatione flatus faciat.
which give 31,500,000 paces, while of this the eighth part which the wind seems to occupy is 3,937,500 paces, they ought not to wonder, if in so great a space one wind, as it moves with its inclinations and retreats, causes varieties through the change of its current.
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