restat ut ariam fingas ab origine gentem, arios proceres, Levi, Iudam, Simeonem, arium David, magnorum corpora regum aria, atque ipsam fecundae virginis alvum are fallaci nebulisque et nube tumentem; vanescat sanguis perflabilis, ossa liquescant mollia, nervorum pereat textura volantum; omne quod est gestum notus auferat inritus,aurae dispergant tenues, sit fabula quod sumus omnes.
All that remains for thee is to suppose the whole race from its origin unsubstantial, unsubstantial princes, Levi, Juda, Simeon, unsubstantial David, unsubstantial persons of great kings, the very womb of the pregnant virgin swelling with mere unsubstantial vapour and unreality; that the blood turn thin-bodied and vanish, the bones grow soft and melt away, the structure of quick-moving muscles perish; that the wind carry away our every act in futility, the thin airs scatter it, and the existence of us all be nothing but a tale.
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