quippe videre licet vivos existere vermes stercore de taetro, putorem cum sibi nacta est intempestivis ex imbribus umida tellus; praeterea cunctas itidem res vertere sese: vertunt se fluvii, frondes et pabula laeta in pecudes, vertunt pecudes in corpora nostra naturam, et nostro de corpore saepe ferarum augescunt vires et corpora pennipotentum.
Why, you may see worms arise all alive from stinking dung, when the drenched earth becomes rotten from excessive rains, and be sides, you may see all things changing in the way. Rivers, leaves, luxuriant pastures change into animals, animals change their substance into our bodies, often from our bodies the strength of wild beasts and the bodies of strong-winged birds increase.
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