unde autumnales transcurrens ordine menses ad tropicum pergit signum gelidi Capricorni, octo dies decies octonis insuper addens quadrantemque dii, quinto qui protinus anno mense Numae extremo nomen capit embolimaei.
Then, traversing the autumn months in turn, he passes on to the tropic star of chill Capricorn, adding further to his tale eight days and ten times eight with a fourth part of the day, which in each fourth year stands at the close of Numas month and takes the name of intercalary.
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