Talis namque materia est ut una dubitatione succisa innumerabiles aliae velut hydrae capita succrescant, nec ullus fuerit  modus, nisi quis eas vivacissimo mentis igne coerceat.
It is such a kind of matter that, when one doubt is cut away, innumerable others grow in its place, like the heads of the Hydraa; nor would there be any limit to them, if one did not repress them with the most lively fire of ones mind.
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