quorum nil fieri manifestum est, omnia quando paulatim crescunt, ut par est, semine certo, crescentesque genus servant; ut noscere possis quidque sua de materie grandescere alique.
But manifestly none of these things takes place, since all things grow little by little, as is proper, from a fixed seed, and in growing preserve their kind; so that you may infer that every kind grows and is nourished from its own proper material.
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