diffugere inde loci partes coepere, paresque cum paribus iungi res, et discludere mundum membraque dividere et magnas disponere partes, hoc est, a terris altum secernere caelum, et sorsum mare, uti secreto umore pateret, seorsus item puri secretique aetheris ignes.
In the next place parts began to separate, like things to join with like, and to parcel out the world, to put its members in place and to arrange its great parts'that is, to set apart high heaven from earth, and to make the sea spread with its water set apart in a place of its own, apart from the pure fires of ether set in their own place.
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