quippe etenim corpus, quod vas quasi constitit eius, cum cohibere nequit conquassatum ex aliqua re ac rarefactum detracto sanguine venis, aere qui credas posse hanc cohiberier ullo, corpore qui nostro rarus magis incohibescit?   Praeterea gigni pariter cum corpore et una crescere sentimus pariterque senescere mentem.
In fact if the body, which is in a way its vessel, cannot contain it, when once broken up by any cause and rarefied by the withdrawal of blood from the veins, how could you believe that it could be contained by any air, which is a more porous container than our body? Besides, we feel that the mind is begotten along with the body, and grows up with it, and with it grows old.
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