Hic odor ipse igitur, naris quicumque lacessit, est alio ut possit permitti longius alter; sed tamen haud quisquam tam longe fertur eorum quam sonitus, quam vox, mitto iam dicere quam res quae feriunt oculorum acies visumque lacessunt.
Take all the smells then that assail the nostrils: one may be carried further than another, but yet no smell is ever carried so far as sound, as the voice, I need not add as all that strikes the sight of the eyes and assails the vision.
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