Et quoniam docui mundi mortalia templa esse ac nativo consistere corpore caelum, et quaecumque in eo fiunt fierique necessest, pleraque dissolui, quae restant percipe porro, quandoquidem semel insignem conscendere currum ventorum existant, placentur,
And since I have shown that the regions of the firmament are subject to death, and that the heavens consist of a substance that had birth, and since I  have explained most of the things which are done and must be done in it, hear further what remains; since once to mount the glorious chariot of winds arise, and how they are calmed,
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