inde ubi percaluit venti vis et gravis ignis impetus incessit, maturum tum quasi fulmen perscindit subito nubem, ferturque coruscis omnia luminibus lustrans loca percitus ardor.
Next, when the force of the wind has grown hot through and through and the strong impulse of the fire has thrust in, then the thunderbolt, now as it were ripe, suddenly cleaves the cloud, and out flies the speeded flame, sweeping over all places with flashing lights.
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