destituit natura quidem destructa coactae telluris formam, mortique obnoxia cessit: sed natura Dei numquam solvenda caducam tellurem nostro vitiatam primitus usu esse suam voluit, ne iam vitiabilis esset.
True, its original nature was broken down and lost to the created earthly form and became subject to death; but the divine nature, which can never be destroyed, willed that the mortal clay, corrupted at the first by our use, should be its own, so as to be no more corruptible.
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