sic aliis in rebus item, communia multa multarum rerum cum sint primordia, verum dissimili tamen inter se consistere summa possunt; ut merito ex aliis constare feratur humanum genus et fruges arbustaque laeta.
So in other things also, although many first-beginnings are common to many things, yet taken one with another they can make up a whole quite unlike; so that different elements may rightly be held to compose the human race and corn and luxuriant trees.
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