Quae vero liquentia ut aer atque aqua, facile quidem dividentibus cedunt, sed cito in ea rursus a quibus sunt abscisa relabuntur,  ignis vero omnem refugit sectionem.
but those things which are flowing, as air or water, yield easily it is true to forces dividing them, but the parts so divided swiftly flow together as one again; while fire shuns all division.
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