huc accedit item, quoniam primordia rerum mollia constituunt, quae nos nativa videmus esse et mortali cum corpore funditus, utqui debeat ad nilum iam rerum summa reverti de niloque renata vigescere copia rerum; quorum utrumque quid a vero iam distet habebis.
Moreover, since they make the first-beginnings of things to be soft, things which we see to be generated and to be wholly of perishable body, the sum of things must by this time return to nothing, and the store of things be reborn from nothing to grow vigorous; and how far both these views are from the truth you will know already.
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