sic igitur per eum possunt erumpere fontem et scatere illa foras, in stuppam semina quae cum conveniunt aut in taedai corpore adhaerent, ardescunt facile extemplo, quia multa quoque in se semina habent ignis stuppae taedaeque natantes.
In this way then those seeds can burst out through the other spring and splash out; and when they meet together on the tow or adhere to the body of the torch, they easily blaze up in a moment, because the tow and floating torches also have many seeds of fire within them.
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