pondere enim fretae partim stant: quod genus aurum; at partim raro quia sunt cum corpore, ut aestus pervolet intactus, nequeunt inpellier usquam: lignea materies in quo genere esse videtur.
For some stand firm by their weight, of which kind is gold; while others, because they are of a body so porous that the current flies through unresisted, cannot be propelled anywhere, in which kind the substance of wood is seen to be.
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