CHAPTER XIV.

The peculiarities of the celestial Gods separately discussed.--Why

the one sphere of the fixed stars comprehends a multitude of

stars, but each of the planetary spheres convolves only one

star.--And that in each of the planetary spheres, there is a

number of satellites, analogous to the choir of the fixed stars,

subsisting with proper circulations of their own.

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