Argivumque ratem per aplustria summa et medium mundi gyrum Geminosque per ima signa secat, subit Heniochum, teque, unde profectus, Cassiepia, petens super ipsum Persea transit orbemque ex illa coeptum concludit in ipsa; trisque secat medios gyros et signa ferentem partibus e binis, quotiens praeciditur ipse.
and it cuts the ship of the Greeks through the top of the stern-post, heavens middle circle, and the Twins through the bottom of their sign; then it enters the Charioteer and, making for Cassiepia, whence it set out, passes over the figure of Perseus; and it completes in Cassiepia the circuit which it began with her. At two points it cuts the three middle circles and the circle which carries the signs and is as often cleft itself.
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