Chapter 64. On the varying courses of the stars.

1. According as stars are carried on different orbits of the heavenly

planets, certain ones rise earlier and set later, and certain rising

later come to their setting earlier. Others rise together and do not

set at the same time. But all in their own time revolve in a course

of their own.

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