Sin animas hominum dicent in corpora semper ire humana, tamen quaeram cur e sapienti stulta queat fieri, nec prudens sit puer ullus nec tam doctus equae pullus quam fortis equi vis.
But if they say that the spirits of men always pass into mens bodies, I will still ask why a foolish spirit can be made of a wise one, why no child is ever prudent, and no foal ever so accomplished as the horse of powerful strength.
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