ergo dissolui quoque convenit omnem animai naturam, ceu fumus, in altas aeris auras, quandoquidem gigni pariter pariterque videmus crescere et, ut docui, simul aevo fessa fatisci.
It follows therefore that the whole nature of the spirit is dissolved abroad, like smoke, into the high winds of the air, since we see it begotten along with the body, and growing up along with it, and as I have shown, falling to pieces at the same time worn out with age.
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