Illud in his rebus ne te deducere vero possit, quod quidam fingunt, praecurrere cogor cedere squamigeris latices nitentibus aiunt et liquidas aperire vias, quia post loca pisces linquant, quo possint cedentes confluere undae; sic alias quoque res inter se posse moveri et mutare locum, quamvis sint omnia plena.
And here in this matter I am driven to forestall what some imagine, lest it should lead you away from the truth. They say that water yields to the pressure of scaly creatures and opens liquid ways, because fish leave room behind them for the yielding waves to run together; that so other things also are able to move in and out and to change place, although all is full.
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