Sol profectus a teporo veris aequinoctio post semidiem postque totos nonaginta et quattuor fervidis flagrans habenis pulsum aestivum conficit.
The Sun sets forth from the warm equinox of spring, and, all aglow upon his fiery car, finishes his course through summer after one half-day and after four and ninety days complete.
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