fit uti pars inde animai eiiciatur, et introrsum pars abdita cedat, pars etiam distracta per artus non queat esse coniuncta inter se neque motu mutua fungi; inter enim saepit coetus natura viasque; ergo sensus abit mutatis motibus alte.
Next, part of the spirit comes to be cast forth, and a part recedes within and is hidden, a part again, being drawn abroad through the frame, cannot remain in conjunction or perform a combined motion; for nature shuts off the communications and paths; therefore sensation buries itself deep when the motions are changed.
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