cetera secreti novit deus arbiter aevi, tempora quae Stilbon volvat, quae saecula Phaenon, quos Pyrois habeat, quos Iuppiter igne benigno circuitus, quali properet Venus alma recursu, qui Phoeben, quanti maneant Titana labores, donec consumpto, magnus qui dicitur, anno, rursus in anticum veniant vaga sidera cursum, qualia dispositi steterunt ab origine mundi.
As for the rest, God, the disposer of all hidden time, knows what periods Stilbon and what ages Phaenon have to roll, what orbits Pyrois and the benignant fires of Jupiter must yet fulfil, or in what revolutions kindly Venus hastens on her way, or how long are the toils that yet await Phoebe (the Moon) and Titan (the Sun), before that which they call the Great Year reaches its close, and the wandering stars come back again in their ancient courses as they stood at the beginning of the ordered universe.
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