His adice obliquos adversaque fila trahentis inter se gyros, quorum fulgentia signa alter habet, per quae Phoebus moderatur habenas subsequiturque suo solem vaga Delia curru et quinque adverso luctantia sidera mundo exercent varias naturae lege choreas.
To these you must add two circles which lie athwart and trace lines that cross each other. One contains the shining signs through which the Sun plies his reins, followed by the wandering Moon in her chariot, and wherein the five planets which struggle against the opposite movement of the sky perform the dances of their orbits that natures law diversifies.
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