viderat argillam simulacrum et structile flatu concaluisse Dei, dominum quoque conditioni inpositum, natura soli pelagique polique ut famulans homini locupletem fundere partum nosset et effusum terreno addicere regi.
He had seen how a figure fashioned of clay grew warm under the breath of God and was made lord of the creation, so that earth and sea and sky had learned to pour forth their rich produce in the service of man and yield it lavishly to an earthly ruler.
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