at neque, uti docui, solido cum corpore mundi naturast, quoniam admixtumst in rebus inane, nec tamen est ut inane, neque autem corpora desunt, ex infinito quae possint forte coorta corruere hanc rerum violento turbine summam aut aliam quamvis cladem inportare pericli, nec porro natura loci spatiumque profundi deficit, exspargi quo possint moenia mundi, aut alia quavis possunt vi pulsa perire.
But, as I have shown, this world is not made of solid body, since there is void intermingled in things; nor yet is it like the these, void; nor again are bodies lacking that can by chance gather out of the infinite, and overwhelm this sum of things in a violent hurricane or bring in any other disaster and danger; nor further is place lacking and profundity of space into which the walls of the world can be scattered out; or they may be struck by any other force and perish.
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