nocturnasque faces caeli sublime volantis nonne vides longos flammarum ducere tractus in quascumque dedit partis natura meatum? non cadere in terras Stellas et sidera cernis? sol etiam caeli de vertice dissipat omnis ardorem in partis et lumine conserit arva; in terras igitur quoque solis vergitur ardor.
and do you not see how the nightly torches of the sky fly up aloft and draw their long trails of flame in whatever direction nature has given them a way? how stars and luminaries fall to the earth? The sun also from the pinnacle of heaven disperses his heat abroad in all directions and sows the fields with light; therefore the suns heat tends towards the earth also.
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