Denique cur animi numquam mens consiliumque gignitur in capite aut pedibus manibusve, sed unis sedibus et certis regionibus omnibus haeret, si non certa loca ad nascendum reddita cuique sunt, et ubi quicquid possit durare creatum, atque ita multimodis partitis artubus esse, membrorum ut numquam existat praeposterus ordo? usque adeo sequitur res rem, neque flamma creari fluminibus solitast neque in igni gignier algor.
Again, why are the minds intelligence and understanding never produced in the head or feet or hands, but abide in one sole position and fixed region in all men, if not because fixed positions are assigned to each thing for its birth and a place where it may endure when made, with its manifold limbs being arranged in such a way that their order is never reversed? So surely one thing follows another; neither is flame accustomed to be produced from streams, nor frost in fire.
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