Nunc ea quae dico rerum simulacra feruntur undique et in cunctas iaciuntur didita partis; verum nos oculis quia solis cernere quimus, propterea fit uti, speciem quo vertimus, omnes res ibi eam contra feriant forma atque colore.
Now the images of things I speak of are being carried all about and thrown off scattered abroad in all directions; but because it is only with eyes we can perceive them, therefore it happens that where we tum our sight, there all things strike upon it with shape and colour.
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