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Book 5 · lines 273–280
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273Aera Aëra nunc igitur dicam, qui corpore toto
274innumerabiliter privas mutatur in horas.
275semper enim, quod cumque fluit de rebus, id omne
276aeris aëris in magnum fertur mare; qui nisi contra
277corpora retribuat rebus recreetque fluentis,
278omnia iam resoluta forent et in aera aëra versa.
279haut igitur cessat gigni de rebus et in res
280reccidere, adsidue quoniam fluere omnia constat.