Hoc opus immensi constructum corpore mundi membraque naturae diversa condita forma aeris atque ignis, terrae pelagique iacentis, vis animae divina regit, sacroque meatu conspirat deus et tacita ratione gubernat mutuaque in cunctas dispensat foedera partes, altera ut alterius vires faciatque feratque summaque per varias maneat cognata figuras.
This fabric which forms the body of the boundless universe, together with its members composed of natures divers elements, air and fire, earth and level sea, is ruled by the force of a divine spirit; by sacred dispensation the deity brings harmony and governs with hidden purpose, arranging mutual bonds between all parts, so that each may furnish and receive anothers strength and that the whole may stand fast in kinship despite its variety of forms.
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