quare etiam atque etiam, resoluto corporis omni tegmine et eiectis extra vitalibus auris, dissolui sensus animi fateare necessest atque animam, quoniam coniunctast causa duobus.
Therefore again and again I say, when all the covering of the body is broken up, and the breath of life is cast forth without, you must confess that the sensations of the mind are dissolved, and the spirit too, since the two exist by union.
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