nam sua cuique locis ex omnibus omnia plagis corpora distribuuntur et ad sua saecla recedunt, umor ad umorem, terreno corpore terra crescit, et ignem ignes procudunt aetheraque aether, donique ad extremum crescendi perfica finem omnia perduxit rerum natura creatrix; ut fit ubi nilo iam plus est quod datur intra vitalis venas quam quod fluit atque recedit.
For all bodies are distributed abroad by blows from all places each to its own thing and pass back to their own kinds: liquid goes to liquid, earth grows by earthy elements, fires forge out fires and air air, until up to the extreme limit of growth, nature, the maker of all things, has brought them through with finishing touch; as happens when no more is now given into the arteries of life than what flows out and passes away.
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