Praeterea aurae matutinae, qua sol, cum emergit de subterranea parte, versando pulsat aeris umorem et impetu scandendo prudens exprimit aurarum antelucano spiritu flatus.
Moreover there are morning airs, when the sun, emerging from the subterranean part, tosses and beats the damp in the air, and rising with a rush looks forward and thrusts forth the breezes with the breath that comes before the light.
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