Sed ne forte putes animalia sola teneri legibus hisce, eadem ratio disterminat omnia, nam veluti tota natura dissimiles sunt inter se genitae res quaeque, ita quamque necessest dissimili constare figura principiorum; non quo multa parum simili sint praedita forma, sed quia non volgo paria omnibus omnia constant.
But do not think that animals only are held by these laws, for the same principle holds all things apart by their limits. For just as all things made are in their whole nature different one from another, so each must consist of first-beginnings differently shaped; I do not say that very few are endowed with the same shape, but that commonly they are not all like all.
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