transfer item, totidem verbis utare licebit: in lignis si flamma latet fumusque cinisque, ex alienigenis consistant ligna necessest, ex alienigenis, quae lignis exoriuntur.
Apply this reasoning to other cases, and you may use the very same words. If flame, if smoke and ashes, are hidden in wood, the wood must necessarily consist of things unlike itself, of unlike things, which arise out of the wood.
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