Deinde ex sensilibus qui sensile posse creari constituunt porro ex aliis sentire sutis, mollia cum faciunt; nam sensus iungitur omnis visceribus nervis venis, quaecumque videmus mollia mortali consistere corpore creta.
Again, those who maintain that the sensible can be created out of sensible elements, which would furthermore be accustomed to derive their own sensation from other in making them soft. For all sensation is therefore bound up with flesh, sinews, veins, all of which we mortal see to be soft, and therefore to be concretions consisting of mortal substance.
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