sic igitur solem lunam stellasque putandum ex alio atque alio lucem iactare subortu et primum quicquid flammarum perdere semper, inviolabilia haec ne credas forte vigere.
So, therefore, must we think that sun and moon and stars shoot out light from a store that comes up ever fresh and new, and that bit by bit whatever comes first of the fire is always lost; that you may not by any chance believe that their force is indestructible.
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