semper enim nova se radiorum lumina fundunt primaque dispereunt, quasi in ignem lana trahatur propterea facile et spoliatur lumine terra et repletur item nigrasque sibi abluit umbras.
For there are always new rays of light pouring out, and the first disappear like wool drawn into a flame. Thus the ground is easily robbed of its light, and again filled up as it washes off the black shadows.
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