neque enim, sine corpore cum sunt, sollicitae volitant morbis alguque fameque; corpus enim magis his vitiis adfine laborat, et mala multa animus contage fungitur eius.
For, when they are without bodies, they are not plagued with disease as they fly about, or with cold and hunger; for it is the body rather that is troubled through susceptibility to these infirmities, and the mind suffers many maladies by contact with it.
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