aere interposito discordia tanta creatur propterea quia nimirum prius aestus ubi aeris praecepit ferrique vias possedit apertas, posterior lapidis venit aestus et omnia plena invenit in ferro neque habet qua tranet ut ante.
When the bronze comes between, all this quarrel is caused, because doubtless when the current from the bronze has come first and taken possession of the open channels of the iron, afterwards comes the current from the stone to find all full in the iron, and no way to swim through as it had before:
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