Nomina, quae septem vertentibus apta diebus annus habet, totidem errantes fecere planetae, quos indefessa volvens vertigine mundus signorum obliqua iubet in statione vagari.
The names borne by the seven days recurring throughout the year, are given by as many planets, which the firmament rolls along in unwearied revolutions, bidding them roam amid the stars which stand athwart them.
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