quin et corporibus versat mens viva regendis summum consilium, fida ut tutacula nudis invalidisque paret, metuenda pericula vitet, utile prospiciat, varias agitetur ad artes, consultet cui se domino submittat et orbis quem putet auctorem, quem rerum summa sequatur.
And further, for the rule of our bodies the living spirit exercises sovereign thought, so as to furnish sure protection for their nakedness and weakness, avoid dangers which they must fear, provide what is to their advantage, bestir itself to acquire different skills, take thought to what lord it shall subject itself and whom it shall consider to be the creator of the world, whom the universe obeys.
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