nec dextans retinet nomen sextante remoto, et dodrans quadrante satus auctore carebit divulsusque triens prohibet persistere bessem.
The dextans (five-sixths), too, does not retain that name if a sextans (one-sixth) be taken from it, and the dodrans (three-quarters) will be left without the author of its being if we subtract the quadrans (one-fourth). So, too, the bessis (two-thirds) cannot endure once the triens (one-third) is torn from it.
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