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| (72) Unde cum vultus inferiores sint similes vultibus superioribus, ut Ptolemeus dicit, consequens est quod, cum iste effectus non possit reduci nisi in celum stellatum ut visum est, quod similitudo virtualis agentis consistat in illa regione celi que operit hanc terram detectam. | (72) Wherefore, since the aspects of things below are like to the aspects of things above, as Ptolemy asserts, it follows that (since that effect can only be referred to the starry heaven, as we have seen) the similitude of the virtual agent abides in that region of heaven which covers this exposed land. |