XV. Astronomy: 899.
899.
OF THE MOON.
I say that as the moon has no light in itself and yet is luminous, it is inevitable but that its light is caused by some other body.
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I say that as the moon has no light in itself and yet is luminous, it is inevitable but that its light is caused by some other body.
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