Ita enim non acervatim, sed ordine structum opus poterit esse sine vitio sempiternum, quod cubilia et coagmenta eorum inter se sedentia et iuncturis alligata non protrudent opus neque orthostatas inter se religatos labi patiuntur.
For thus the work is not built all of a heap but in order, and can last; because the beds and joints settling together and bound by ties do not thrust the work forward nor allow the facings bound in this way to give.
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