quippe videmus enim vestis umore madentis exsiccare suis radiis ardentibus solem; at pelage multa et late substrata videmus; proinde licet quamvis ex uno quoque loco sol umoris parvam delibet ab aequore partem, largiter in tanto spatio tamen auferet undis.
For certainly we do see that clothes soaking by sun with wet are dried up by the sun with his burning rays. But we see that the seas are many and spread out wide beneath; therefore although the sun may sip but a small portion from the surface in any given place, yet over so great an expanse he will take away from the waves in abundance.
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