quod nisi, septeno cum lumina fudit ab astro, impulerit tardi claustra obluctantia partus, posterior nequeat, possit prior: an quia sexto aemulus octavi conspectus inutilis astri nescit conpariles laterum formare figuras?
is that, had he not shaken the reluctant bars restraining birth at the time when he poured his light from the place of the seventh sign, the Sun could not afterwards effect what he could have done before. Or can this be the cause, that the ineffective glance of the eighth planet, as of the sixth, cannot form any equal-sided figure?
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