nec quisquam locus est, quo corpora cum venere, ponderis amissa vi possint stare in inani; nec quod inane autem est ulli subsistere debet, quin, sua quod natura petit, concedere pergat.
Nor is there any place in which bodies, when they have come thither, can lose the force of weight and stand still in the void; nor again must that which is void ever give support for anything, but, as its nature craves, it must proceed to give place.
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