quapropter caelum simili ratione fatendumst terramque et solem lunam mare, cetera quae sunt, non esse unica, sed numero magis innumerali, quandoquidem vitae depactus terminus alte tam manet haec, et tam nativo corpore constant, quam genus omne quod hic generatimst rebus abundans.
Therefore you must in like manner confess for sky and earth, for sun, moon, sea and all else that exists, that they are not unique, but rather of number innumerable; since there is a deepset limit of life equally awaiting them, and they are as much made of a perishable body as any kind here on earth which has so many specimens of its kind.
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