at cum splendida quae constant opposta fuerunt densaque, ut in primis speculum est, nil accidit horum; nam neque, uti vitrum, possunt transire, neque autem scindi; quam meminit levor praestare salutem.
But when the opposed object is bright and compact, as particularly a mirror, nothing happens of this sort; for the images cannot pass through as through glass, nor again can they be broken: so much safety the smoothness never forgets to afford.
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