Ex eo cum tangitur umore, non habens foraminum raritates propter spissitatem non potest in corpus recipere liquorem, sed fugiens ab umore resistit et torquetur et efficit, in quibus est operibus, ea rimosa.
Hence, when it is touched by moisture, not having open pores, it cannot because of its density admit fluids into its substance, but, shrinking from moisture, it stands and is warped and causes cracks in the work.
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