sed quia per teretem deducta est terra tumorem, his modo, post illis apparet Delia terris exoriens simul atque cadens, quia fertur in orbem ventris et acclivis pariter declivia iungit atque alios superat gyros aliosque relinquit.
But since the shape of the Earth follows a smooth curve, the Moon appears to these lands first, and then to those, rising and setting simultaneously, because it is carried along a bellying orbit and equally combines a downward with an upward slope, as it rises above some horizons, leaving others behind.
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