norat enim flatu ex proprio vegetamen inesse corporibus nostris animamque ex ore perenni formatam non posse mori, non posse vicissim pollutam vitiis rursum ad convexa reverti mersandam penitus puteo ferventis abyssi.
For He knew that the life in our bodies came from his breath, and that the soul that had its being from the everlasting lips could not die, nor again could it return once more to heaven when it was polluted with sin, but must be plunged in the depths of the burning pit.
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