Saturni vero, mensibus undetriginta et amplius paucis diebus pervadens per signi spatium, anno nono et vicensimo et circiter diebus clx, in quo ante tricensimo fuerat anno, in id restituitur, ex eoque, quo minus ab extremo distat mundo, tanto maiorem circinationem rotae percurrendo tardior videtur esse.
Saturn, traversing a sign in twenty-nine months and a few days, takes twenty-nine years and about a hundred and sixty days to regain the sign in which it was thirty years before. From the fact that it is less distant from the furthest verge of the firmament, it seems to be more slow in traversing the greater circumference of its orbit.
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