illius aura solo volucres pecudesque ferasque explicat, et penitus, quemcumque supervolat orbem, languida de scopulis sidunt freta, pigrius haerent nubila, demittunt extrema cacumina silvae, pluraque laxato ceciderunt sidera caelo.
His atmosphere strews birds and cattle and wild beasts upon the ground; whatever part of the world he flies over, the waters subside in deepest languor from the rocks, the mists cling more lazily, the woods droop their treetops, and more stars fall from the loosened sky.
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