Nec recuso, quod Caecilius adserere inter praecipua conisus est, hominem nosse se et circumspicere debere, quid sit, unde sit, quare sit: utrum elementis concretus an concinnatus atomis, an potius a deo factus, formatus, animatus.
I take no exception to what Caecilius advanced among his main contentions that man ought to know himself, to look round and see what, whence and why he is; whether he is composed of elements, or fashioned out of atoms, or rather made, formed and soul-endowed by God.
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