Quod superius quoque nostris Versibus expeditur  Flamina verna cient obscuro lumine Pisces curriculumque Aries aequat noctisque diique, cornua quem condunt florum praenuntia Tauri, aridaque aestatis Gemini primordia pandunt, longaque iam munit praeclarus lumina Cancer, languificosque Leo proflat ferus ore calores.
The Fishes, showing a dim light, awaken the breezes of spring, and the Ram makes the cars of Night and Day run an even race. He is eclipsed by the horns of the Bull, the harbingers of flowers. The Twins bring in the dry opening of summer, the brilliant Crab establishes the lengthening days, and the fierce Lion breathes from his mouth enfeebling heat.
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