ultima, quae mundo semper volvuntur in imo, quis innixa manent caeli fulgentia templa, nusquam in conspectum redeuntia cardine verso, sublimis speciem mundi similisque figuras astrorum referunt.
The most distant stars, which everlastingly circle at the bottom of heaven and for ever support the shining temples of the firmament, and which never, with a change of pole, come back to our sight, reflect the appearance of the upper sky and like shapes of stars.
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