una per inmensam caeli caveam revolutos praebet flamma dies, texit sol unicus annum; triplex ille tamen nullo discrimine trina subnixus ratione viget, splendet, volat, ardet, motu agitur, fervore cremat, tum lumine fulget.
It is one fire that furnishes the revolution of the days in the boundless vault of heaven, one only sun that weaves the fabric of the year; and yet the sun is threefold without distinction of parts, and its activity depends on three principles; for it shines, it speeds through the sky, and it burns; it is impelled by motion, it burns with heat, and it gleams with light.
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