Denique quattuor ex rebus si cuncta creantur atque in eas rursum res omnia dissoluuntur, qui magis illa queunt rerum primordia dici quam contra res illorum retroque putari? alternis gignuntur enim mutantque colorem et totam inter se naturam tempore ab omni.
Moreover, if all things are made from four things, and all are dissolved again into these things, how can these be called the first-beginnings of things, rather than things the first-beginnings of these, the thought being reversed? For they are born from one another, and change their colour and their whole nature amongst themselves from everlasting.
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