semina cum porro distent, differre necessust intervalla vias conexus pondera plagas concursus motus, quae non animalia solum corpora seiungunt, sed terras ac mare totum secernunt caelumque a terris omne retentant.
Since, further, the seeds are different, different must be their intervals, passages, connexions, weights, blows, meetings, motions, which not only separate animal bodies asunder, but keep asunder the earth and the whole sea, and hold back all heaven away from the earth.
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