Denique iam tuere hoc circum supraque quod omnem continet amplexu terram: si procreat ex se omnia, quod quidam memorant, recipitque perempta, totum nativo ac mortali corpore constat; nam quodcumque alias ex se res auget alitque, deminui debet, recreari, cum recipit res.
Again, do but behold that which around and above comprehends all the earth in its embrace: if it makes from itself all things, as some declare, and takes them back when they are destroyed, then the whole consists of a body subject to birth and death. For whatever increases and nourishes other things from itself must be diminished, and remade when it receives things back.
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