Ergo si stantes et vivae siccescendo non senescunt, sine dubio cum eae ad materiam deiciuntur, cum ea ratione curatae fuerint, habere poterunt magnas in aedificiis ad vetustatem utilitates.
Therefore, if by draining when they are standing and alive trees are saved from decay, doubtless when they are felled for timber, if they are treated in the same way, they will have great advantages in buildings for durability.
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