Praeterea quoniam genitis in rebus inanest, materiem circum solidam constare necessest, nec res ulla potest vera ratione probari corpore inane suo celare atque intus habere, si non, quod cohibet, solidum constare relinquas.
Besides, since there is void in created things, there must be solid matter round about it, nor can anything by true reasoning be proved to conceal void in its body and to hold it within, unless you grant that which holds to be solid.
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