dissona discretum retinent si numina caelum, convenit et nebulis et fontibus et reboanti oceano et silvis et collibus et speluncis, fluminibus, ventis, fornacibus atque metallis assignare Deos proprios, sua cuique iura.
If different Gods hold a divided heaven, then it is natural to assign to clouds and springs and the sounding ocean, to woods and hills and caves, to rivers and winds and furnaces and mines gods of their own, and to each his own authority.
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