aversas frontibus Arctos uno distingui medias claudique Dracone credimus exemplo, quia mens fugientia visus hunc orbem caeli vertentis sidera cursu tam signo simili fultum quam vertice fingit.
We assume by analogy that Bears with faces averted from each other are separated and encircled by a single Dragon, since the mind imagines that this southern circle of heaven, turning in its rotation those constellations which shun our gaze, is supported by similar signs just as it is by a similar pole.
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