primum res multas esse necessest unde fluens volvat varius se fluctus odorum, et fluere et mitti volgo spargique putandumst; verum aliis alius magis est animantibus aptus dissimilis propter formas.
First there must be a large number of things from which rolls flowing a manifold stream of odours, and we must think these flow and are sped and scattered everywhere; but different odours are more fitted to different creatures, because of their differing forms.
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