quo minus est mirum, quod dicitur ex elementis corpora si nequeunt e ferro plura coorta in vacuum ferri, quin anulus ipse sequatur; quod facit, et sequitur, donec pervenit ad ipsum iam lapidem caecisque in eo compagibus haesit.
For this reason it is less surprising . . . if the large number of bodies emanating from the iron cannot move into the void without the ring itself following; this it does, and follows until it has reached that very stone and clung to it by unseen attachments.
final_alignments\Lucretius_De_Rerum_Natura_Book6.json