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videbantur. Omnis enim orbis eorum quasi helicae
inflexione vertebat, quia bifariam contrarie simul pro-
cedentia efficiebant, ut, quod esset tardissimum, id
proximum fieret celerrimo. Atque ut esset mensura
quaedam evidens, quae in octo cursibus celeritates
tarditatesque declararet, deus ipse solem quasi lumen
accendit ad secundum supra terram ambitum, ut quam
maxime caelum omnibus conluceret animantesque,
quibus ius esset doceri, ab eiusdem motu et ab eius,
quod simile esset, numerorum naturam vimque cogno-
M. Tullius Cicero. C.F.W. Mueller. in aedibus B. G. Teubneri. Lipsiae. 1900. Keyboarding.
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