Lucretius, De rerum natura: Libri Sex (Vol. I, Text), 1893

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              confluxit gravis et subsedit funditus ut faex;
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              inde mare inde aer inde aether ignifer ipse
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              corporibus liquidis sunt omnia pura relicta,
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              et leviora aliis alia, et liquidissimus aether
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              atque levissimus aerias super influit auras,
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              nec liquidum corpus turbantibus aeris auris
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              commiscet; sinit haec violentis omnia verti
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              turbinibus, sinit incertis turbare procellis,
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              ipse suos ignis certo fert impete labens. </s>
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              nam modice fluere atque uno posse aethera nisu
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              significat Pontos, mare certo quod fluit aestu
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              unum labendi conservans usque tenorem.
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              <s id="s.001280">(Motibus astrorum nunc quae sit causa canamus. </s>
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              principio magnus caeli si vortitur orbis,
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              ex utraque polum parti premere aera nobis
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              dicendum est extraque tenere et claudere utrimque;
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              inde alium supra fluere atque intendere eodem
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              quo volvenda micant aeterni sidera mundi;
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              aut alium supter, contra qui subvehat orbem,
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              ut fluvios versare rotas atque haustra videmus. </s>
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              est etiam quoque uti possit caelum omne manere
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              in statione, tamen cum lucida signa ferantur;
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              sive quod inclusi rapidi sunt aetheris aestus
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              quaerentesque viam circum versantur et ignes
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              passim per caeli volvunt Summania templa;
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              sive aliunde fluens alicunde extrinsecus aer
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              versat agens ignis; sive ipsi serpere possunt
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              quo cuiusque cibus vocat atque invitat euntis,
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              flammea per caelum pascentis corpora passim. </s>
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              nam quid in hoc mundo sit eorum ponere certum
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