Postremo speculis in aqua splendoreque in omni quaecumque apparent nobis simulacra, necessest, quandoquidem simili specie sunt praedita rerum, ex ea imaginibus missis consistere eorum.
Lastly, whatever similitudes we see in mirrors, in water, in any bright surface, since they are possessed of the same appearance as the things, must consist of images thrown off from those things.
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