Illud in his rebus non est mirabile quare, omnia cum rerum primordia sint in motu, summa tamen summa videatur stare quiete, praeterquam siquid proprio dat corpore motus.
One point in these matters need cause no wonder, why, though all the first-beginnings of things are in motion, the sum total seems nevertheless to abide in supreme quietude, except for anything that may show movement with its own body.
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