Igitur unum ex his maximum natu locutum accepimus: Si di habitum corporis tui aviditati animi parem esse voluissent, orbis te non caperet; altera manu Orientem, altera Occidentem contingeres, et hoc assecutus, scire velles ubi tanti numinis fulgor  conderetur.
Well then, we have learned that one of them, the eldest, said: If the gods had willed that your bodily stature should be equal to your greed, the world would not contain you; with one hand you would touch the rising, with the other the setting sun, and having reached the latter, you would wish to know where the brilliance of so great a god hides  itself.
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