scilicet, et fluvius qui visus maximus ei qui non ante aliquem maiorem vidit, et ingens arbor homoque videtur, et omnia de genere omni maxima quae vidit quisque, haec ingentia fingit, cum tamen omnia cum caelo terraque marique nil sint ad summam summai totius omnem.
Yes, and so any river is huge if it be the greatest a man has seen who has seen are vast, no greater before, and a tree or a man appears huge, world is and each imagines as huge all things of every kind which are greatest of those he has seen, although with the nevertheless all with earth and sea and sky thrown in are nothing to all the sum of the whole universe.
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