Praeterea si iam finitum constituatur omne quod est spatium, siquis procurrat ad oras ultimus extremas iaciatque volatile telum, id validis utrum contortum viribus ire quo fuerit missum mavis longeque volare, an prohibere aliquid censes obstareque posse? alterutrum fatearis enim sumasque necessest; quorum utrumque tibi effugium praecludit et omne cogit ut exempta concedas fine patere.
Besides, if all the existing space be granted for the moment to be finite, suppose someone proceeded to the very extremest edge and cast a flyinff lance, do you prefer that the lance forcibly thrown goes whither it was sent and flies afar, or do you think that anything can hinder and obstruct it? For you must confess and accept one of the two; but each of them shuts you off from all escape, and compels you to own that the universe stretches without end.
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