nam, medio cursu flatus aquilonis et austri, distinet aequato caelum discrimine metas propter signiferi posituram totius orbis, annua sol in quo contundit tempora serpens, obliquo terras et caelum lumine lustrans, ut ratio declarat eorum qui loca caeli omnia dispositis signis ornata notarunt.
For in the mid-course of the blast of the north wind and of the south wind the heaven holds his turning-points apart equally distant on account of the position of the whole zodiac, in which the sun, creeping along, consumes the period of a year, as he casts his light obliquely upon earth and sky; thus much the science of those men makes clear who have mapped out all the regions of the sky with the signs in their places.
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