Ex quo adparet non multo plures quam trecentos annos interesse inter nostram et Demosthenis aetatem: quod spatium temporis si ad infirmitatem corporum nostrorum referas, fortasse longum videatur, si ad naturam saeculorum ac respectum immensi huius aevi, perquam breve et in  proximo est.
This makes it plain that between our era and that of Demosthenes there is an interval of not much more than three hundred years: a period which may perhaps seem long if measured by the standard of our feeble frames, but which, if considered in relation to the process of the ages and the endless lapse of time, is altogether short and but as yesterday.
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