Non minus saxa silicea, quae neque ferrum neque ignis potest per se dissolvere, cum ab igni sunt percalefacta, aceto sparso dissiliunt et dissolvuntur.
and flints, which neither iron nor fire can dissolve of itself, when they are heated in the fire and sprinkled with acid, fly asunder and are dissolved.
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