nec mare nec tellus neque caeli lucida templa nec mortale genus nec divum corpora sancta exiguum possent horai sistere tempus; nam dispulsa suo de coetu materiai copia ferretur magnum per inane soluta, sive adeo potius numquam concreta creasset ullam rem, quoniam cogi disiecta nequisset.
neither sea nor land nor the gleaming regions of the sky nor the race of men nor the holy bodies of gods could stand fast for the fraction of an hour; for the store of matter, driven abroad from its union, would be rushing dissolved through the great void, or rather would never have been compacted to form anything, since when scattered abroad it could never have been brought together.
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