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 1   I,  6|     are a conjunction of the planets approaching one another
 2   I,  6|      the comet is one of the planets, but that it appears at
 3   I,  6|      the comet is one of the planets. For all the planets appear
 4   I,  6|     the planets. For all the planets appear in the circle of
 5   I,  6| appear, as well when all the planets are visible as when some
 6   I,  6|     are a coalescence of the planets is, first, the fact that
 7   I,  6|     that conjunctions of the planets with one another, and with
 8   I,  7|    of the fixed stars or the planets, owing to their motion,
 9   I,  8|     the sun only but all the planets move in it. We can see the
10   I,  8|   not the path of one of the planets, nor the light of imperceptible
11   I,  8|    of the fixed stars or the planets. Then these stars appear
12   I,  8|    motion of the sun and the planets, and for this reason most