etenim distantia cum sit formarum finita, necesse est quae similes sint esse infinitas aut summam materiai finitam constare, id quod non esse probavi, versibus ostendens corpuscula materiai ex infinito summam rerum usque tenere, undique protelo plagarum continuato.
Indeed, since the difference of shapes is finite, it is necessary that the shapes which are alike be infinite, or else that the sum of matter be finite, which I have proved not to be so, while showing in my verses that the small bodies of matter hold-together the sum of things from infinity with an uninterrupted succession of blows from all sides.
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