hoc ubi inanitur spatium multusque vacefit in medio locus, extemplo primordia ferri in vacuum prolapsa cadunt coniuncta, fit utque anulus ipse sequatur eatque ita corpore toto.
When this space is made empty and a large place becomes vacant between, at once the first-beginnings of the iron gliding forward into the empty space fall in a body together, and the result is that the ring itself follows and passes in this way as a whole.
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