Cetera quae sursum crescunt sursumque creantur, et quae concrescunt in nubibus, omnia, prorsum omnia, nix venti grando gelidaeque pruinae et vis magna geli, magnum duramen aquarum, et mora quae fluvios passim refrenat aventis, perfacilest tamen haec reperire animoque videre omnia quo pacto fiant quareve creentur, cum bene cognoris elementis reddita quae sint.
The other things that grow above and are produced above, and those which collect in the clouds, all, absolutely all, snow, winds, hail, and cold frosts, and the great power of ice, that great hardener of the waters, that obstacle which everywhere curbs back the eager rivers, how all these are produced and why they are made it is very easy to find out in spite of all and to see with the minds eye, when you have fully understood what qualities belong to their elements.
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