Vites et arbores, si quae in tanto terrae rigore durare potuerunt, obruunt penitus; hieme defossae latent, cum discussa aperire  humum coepit, caelo solique redduntur.
Vines and trees, if any have been able to live in such a frozen soil, they bury deep in the ground; in winter these remain dug in, and when the end of winter begins to open the earth, they are  restored to the sky and to the sun.
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