at parte ex alia claro volat orbe Corona luce micans varia; nam stella vincitur una circulus, in media radiat quae maxima fronte candidaque ardenti distinguit lumina flamma.
But on the other side of Bootes floats the Crowns lustrous ring, which twinkles with varying luminosity; for the circle is dominated by a single star, which with passing splendour sparkles in the mid forehead and enhances with its blazing flame the bright lights of the constellation.
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