Hoc etiam pacto tonitru concussa videntur omnia saepe gravi tremere et divolsa repente maxima dissiluisse capacis moenia mundi, cum subito validi venti conlecta procella nubibus intorsit sese, conclusaque ibidem turbine versanti magis ac magis undique nubem cogit uti fiat spisso cava corpore circum, post ubi conminuit vis eius et impetus acer, tum perterricrepo sonitu dat scissa fragorem.
In this way also all things often appear to Thunder shake and tremble with a heavy thunderclap, and it seems that the great walls of the capacious firmament suddenly torn asunder have leapt apart, when and bursts a gale of strong wind gathered together has twisted itself all at once into the clouds, and enclosed in that same place, whirling round and round, compels the cloud more and more in every direction to form a hollow with a thick crust all round; afterwards, when the winds power and fierce impulse have weakened it, then the cloud is torn and explodes with a most horrifying crash.
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