ignis enim superare potest ubi materiai ex infinito sunt corpora plura coorta; inde cadunt vires aliqua ratione revictae, aut pereunt res exustae torrentibus auris.
For fire can prevail, when the particles of its matter collected together from the infinite are more than usual in number; afterwards its strength subsides beaten back in some way, or else the world perishes burnt up by the scorching blasts.
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