Quin etiam quaecumque latuscula sunt speculorum adsimili lateris flexura praedita nostri, dextera ea propter nobis simulacra remittunt, aut quia de speculo in speculum transfertur imago, inde ad nos elisa bis advolat, aut etiam quod circum agitur, cum venit, imago propterea quod flexa figura docet speculi convertier ad nos.
Moreover, all mirrors that have little sides curved in the same degree as our sides return the images right to our right, either for the reason that the image is carried across from one side of the mirror to the other and then flies to us after being twice dashed off, or indeed because the image is driven round when it has arrived, since the curved shape of the mirror teaches it to turn round towards us.
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