A ventis autem quocumque feruntur umores conglobati ex fontibus, ex fluminibus et paludibus et pelago, cum tempore solis colligunt et exhauriunt et ita tollunt in altitudinem nubes.
Whithersoever the wind carries the massed moisture from springs, from rivers and marshes and the sea, the moisture under the suns influence is collected and drawn forth, and the clouds are raised on high.
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