nam cur luna queat terram secludere solis lumine et a terris altum caput obstruere ei, obiciens caecum radiis ardentibus orbem, tempore eodem aliud facere id non posse putetur corpus quod cassum labatur lumine semper?
For why should the moon be able to shut off the earth from the sun s light, and from the side of the of the earth to push her head in his way on high, obstructing his burning rays with her dark orb, and yet at the same time some other body, gliding along ever without light, not be thought able to do the same thing?
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