Ita et hominum corpora uno genere figurationis et una mundi coniunctione concepta alia propter regionis ardorem acutum spiritum aeris exprimunt tactu, alia propter umoris abundantiam gravissimas effundunt sonorum qualitates.
So also the bodies of human beings born of the same shape and under the same conjunction of the heavens will vary: some on account of the heat of the region have, under its influence, an acute or shrill accent, others on account of the abundant moisture, pour forth the heaviest or deepest utterances.
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