Adde quod inbecilla nimis primordia fingit, si primordia sunt, simili quae praedita constant natura atque ipsae res sunt, aequeque laborant et pereunt, neque ab exitio res ulla refrenat.
Add that he supposes first-beginnings which are too weak, if indeed those are first-beginnings which are endowed with a nature similar to the things themselves, and equally suffer and pass away, nor does anything curb them back from destruction.
final_alignments\Lucretius_De_Rerum_Natura_Book1.json