porro si suapte natura spissae tam graves forent ut nulla illas vegetioris levitatis admixtio sublevaret, profecto non secus quam plumbi raudus et lapis suopte nisu caducae terris inliderentur.
Furthermore, if their inherent density made them so heavy that no admixture of active lightness sustained them, their own gravity would surely bring them crashing down to earth like stones or lumps of lead.
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