nam quidvis citius dissolvi posse videmus quam rursus refici; quapropter longa diei infinita aetas anteacti temporis omnis quod fregisset adhuc disturbans dissoluensque, numquam relicuo reparari tempore posset.
For we see that anything can more quickly be dissolved than it can be remade again; therefore what all the long ages of infinite time past, disturbing and dissolving, had broken up before now, could never be made new in the time remaining.
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