errat, quisque animas nostrorum fine oculorum aestimat, involvit vitreo quos lucida palla obice, quis speculum concreta coagula texunt inpediuntque vagas obducto umore fenestras.
He errs who judges souls by the limit of our eyes, which are wrapped in a transparent tunic that makes a glassy barrier, and in which a thickened humour forms a mirror and with its coating of fluid impedes the freedom of their outlook.
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