Cum progreditur ad caudam tauri sidusque vergiliarum, e quibus eminet dimidia pars prior tauri, in maius spatium mundi quam dimidium procurrit procedens ad septentrionalem partem.
When he goes on to the tail of the Bull and the constellation of the Pleiades from which the first half of the Bull stands out, the space which he enters is more than half the firmament as he moves to the north.
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