Cerrus quercus fagus, quod pariter habent mixtionem umoris et ignis et terreni, aeris plurimum, provisa raritates umoris penitus recipiendo celeriter marcescunt.
The Turkey oak and the beech, because they have a mixture of the humid, the fiery and the earthy, and an excess of air, being furnished with open pores, admit moisture and quickly decay.
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