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For when we look upwards to the celestial regions of the great firmament, to the ether studded with glittering stars, when we think of the ways of sun and moon, into our hearts already crushed with other woes a new anxious care awakening begins to lift up its head, whether by any chance we have to do with some immeasurable power of the gods, able to make the bright stars revolve with their different movements. For it shakes the mind with doubt to find no answer to the question, whether the world had a birthday, and also whether a limit is set, until which the walls of the world are able to endure the strain of this restless motion; or whether by the gods ordinance endowed with everlasting existence they are able to glide on for ever through the course of time, despising the strong power of immeasurable time.
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