quod si forte suum dimittunt corpore sensum atque alium capiunt, quid opus fuit adtribui id quod detrahitur? tum praeterea, quo fugimus ante, quatenus in pullos animalis vertier ova cernimus alituum vermisque effervere terra, intempestivos quam putor cepit ob imbris, scire licet gigni posse ex non sensibu sensus.
But if by any chance they relinquish their own sensation from their body and receive another, of what use was it to attribute that which is taken away? Then besides, to return to an earlier example, inasmuch as we perceive birds eggs to turn into living chicks, and worms to seethe from the earth which putrefaction has affected after excessive rains, we may be sure that sensation can be produced from not-sensation.
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