Item in terris, utcumque providentiae ratio poscebat, alibi montium arduos vertices extulit, alibi camporum supinam planitiem coaequavit, itemque ubique distinxit amnium fluores, pratorum virores, item dedit volatus avibus, volutus serpentibus, cursus feris, gressus hominibus.
So also on earth, as the design of Providence required, in one place she raised the lofty peaks of mountains and in another smoothed the level expanse of plains, and so too she everywhere divided the flowing rivers and the green fields, and similarly gave the means of flying to birds, of slithering to reptiles, of running to animals and of walking to humans.
final_alignments\Apuleius_Florida.json