Ipsa modum porro sibi rerum summa parare ne possit, natura tenet, quae corpus inani et quod inane autem est finiri corpore cogit, ut sic alternis infinita omnia reddat, aut etiam alterutrum, nisi terminet alterum eorum, simplice natura pateat tamen inmoderatum.
Furthermore, nature withholds the sum of existing things from providing a limit for itself, because she compels body to be bounded by void and that again which is void to be bounded by body, so that by this alternation she renders the universe infinite, or else either one of these two, if the other did not bound it, would yet by itself spread abroad without limit.
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