Sol hodie Romae ortus hora VII et XXVIII minutis, occidit hora XVIII et XX minutis. Campana autem <<Ave Maria>> pulsari debet hora XVIII et XXX minutis, decem minutis post solis occasum, Curia pro Romana.
Sol oritur. Sol occidit. Campanae sonant. Nos interim, miseri temporis viatores, horas minutaque ac secundas numeramus, quasi fugientem diem retinere possimus.
Tempus fugit. Deus aeternus est.
Cum igitur campana vespertina insonuerit, meminerimus nos in tempore vivere, sed ad aeternitatem vocari.
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