Nec ratione alia, cum somnus membra profudit, mens animi vigilat, nisi quod simulacra lacessunt haec eadem nostros animos quae cum vigilamus, usque adeo, certe ut videamur cernere eum quem rellicta vita iam mors et terra potitast.
Nor is there any other reason why the minds intelligence is awake, when sleep has relaxed the limbs, except that the same images assail our minds as when we wake, and to such a degree, that we seem surely to see him who has left his life, and of whom now death and dust are masters.
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