Quin etiam finis dum vitae vertitur intra, saepe aliqua tamen e causa labefacta videtur ire anima ac toto solui de corpore velle, et quasi supremo languescere tempore voltus, molliaque exsangui cadere omnia corpore membra.
Moreover, while the spirit still moves about within the bounds of life, nevertheless, when weakened by some cause or other, it often appears to wish to depart and to be released from the whole body, and the countenance appears to grow languid as at the last hour, and all the limbs to relax and droop from the bloodless body.
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