Cum ergo, quae sunt vera, falsa videantur et nonnulla aliter quam sunt oculis probentur, non puto oportere esse dubium, quin ad locorum naturas aut necessitates detractiones aut adiectiones fieri debeant, sed ita, uti nihil in his operibus desideretur.
Since, therefore, what is real seems false, and some things are approved by the eyes as other than they really are, I do not think it should be doubtful that we ought to add or subtract, as needed by the nature or requirements of our sites:
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