Lucretius, De rerum natura: Libri Sex, 1566

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              <s id="s.001783">Et metuunt magni naturam credere mundi
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              Exitiale aliquod tempus, clademque manere,
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              Cum videant tantam terrarum incumbere molem:
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              Quod nisi respirent venti; non ulla refrenet
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              Res, neque ab exitio possit reprehendere euntem:
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              Nunc quia respirant alternis, inque gravescunt,
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              Et quasi collecti redeunt, ceduntque repulsi;
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              Saepius hanc ob rem minitatur terra ruinas,
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              Quam facit: inclinatur enim, retroque percellit,
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              Et recipit prolapsa suas in pondere sedes. </s>
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              Hac igitur ratione vacillant omnia tecta,
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              Summa magis medijs, media imis, ima perhilum.</s>
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              <s id="s.001785">Est haec eiusdem quoque magni causa tremoris;
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              Ventus ubi, atque animae subito vis maxima quaedam
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              Aut extrinsecus, aut ipsa tellure coorta
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              In loca se cava terrai coniecit, ibique
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              Speluncas inter magnas fremit ante tumultu:
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              Versabundaque portatur, post incita cum vis
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              Exagitata foras erumpitur, & simul altam
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              Diffindens terram, magnum concinnat hiatum.</s>
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              In Tyria Sidone quod accidit, & fuit Aegi
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              In Peloponneso.</s>
              <s id="s.001787"> quas exitus hic animai
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              Disturbat urbes, & terrae motus obortus.</s>
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              Multaque praeterea ceciderunt moenia magnis
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              Motibus in terris, & multis per mare pessum
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              Subsedere suis pariter cum civibus urbes.</s>
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              Quod nisi prorumpit, tamen impetus ipse animai
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              Et fera vis venti per crebra foramina terrae
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              Dispertitur, ut horror; & incutit inde tremorem:
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              Frigus uti nostros penitus cum venit in artus,
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              Concutit invitos cogens tremere, atque movere.</s>
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              Ancipiti trepidant igitur terrore per urbis,
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