denique non auro res aurum copulat una, aerique aes plumbo fit uti iungatur ab albo? cetera iam quam multa licet reperire! quid ergo? nec tibi tam longis opus est ambagibus usquam, nec me tam multam hic operam consumere par est, sed breviter paucis praestat comprendere multa: quorum ita texturae ceciderunt mutua contra, ut cava conveniant plenis haec illius illa huiusque inter se, iunctura haec optima constat.
Again, is there not only one thing that solders gold to gold, and is not bronze joined to bronze by tin? How many other examples of the same sort are to be found! But to what purpose? You do not need anywhere ways so long and so round about, and I must not use so much labour on this point, but it is best briefly to comprise many things in a few words: when the textures of things have fallen into such a relation to each other that the emptiness empty places of this answer to the full places of that, the empty places of that to the full of this, here is the best conjunction.
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