Sed tamen id quoque uti concedam, quamlubet esto unica res quaedam nativo corpore sola, cui similis toto terrarum non sit in orbi; infinita tamen nisi erit vis materiai unde ea progigni possit concepta, creari non poterit neque, quod superest, procrescere alique.
But to grant this also'let there be, if you will, some one thing unique and sole of its kind with a body that had birth, and let there be nothing like it in the whole world; yet, unless the sum of matter be infinite from which it may be conceived and brought forth, it cannot be made, nor, moreover, can it grow and be nourished.
final_alignments\Lucretius_De_Rerum_Natura_Book2.json