Has autem varietates regionibus et locis inclinatio mundi et solis impetus propius aut longius cursum faciendo tales efficit terrae umorisque qualitates nec solum in his rebus, sed etiam in pecoribus et armentis haec non ita similiter efficerentur, nisi proprietates singularum terrarum in generibus ad solis potestatem temperarentur.
On the other hand, these varieties are produced in regions and localities by the climate and the nearer or more distant course of the sun, and are made such by the qualities of the juices of the soil. To go beyond these, the like differences would not arise in flocks and herds unless the properties of the several soils in their own kinds were acquired according to the suns power.
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