World Languages, 08.04.2020 23:26 heavendavis101

occidens est pars caeli quo sal occidit Meridies.
dicitur la calli pars alr sal meridie videtur; .
pars contraria septentriones apellatur a septem
stellis quae semper in ea colli parte slant dis qui ad
septentri-ones navigant, oriens a destra est, a sinistra
occidens, meridies a tercer driens et occidens partes
contrariae sunt, ut meridies et septentriones

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