Principio somnus fit ubi est distracta per artus vis animae partimque foras eiecta recessit et partim contrusa magis concessit in altum; dissoluuntur enim tum demum membra fluuntque.
In the first place sleep comes on when the power of spirit is drawn apart through the body, and part being cast forth has gone away, and part more crowded together has retreated into the depths; for only then the limbs loosen and become flaccid.
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