ergo animam totam perparvis esse necessest seminibus, nexam per venas viscera nervos, quatenus, omnis ubi e toto iam corpore cessit, extima membrorum circumcaesura tamen se incolumem praestat nec defit ponderis hilum.
Accordingly the whole spirit must consist of very small seeds, being interlaced through veins, flesh, and sinews, since, when the whole has already departed from all the body, nevertheless the outward contour of the limbs presents itself undiminished, nor is one jot of the weight lacking;
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