consimili ratione necessest ventus et aer et calor inter se vigeant commixta per artus atque aliis aliud subsit magis emineatque, ut quiddam fieri videatur ab omnibus unum, ni calor ac ventus seorsum seorsumque potestas aeris interemant sensum diductaque solvant.
In like manner it is necessary that wind and air and heat interact commingled throughout the frame, one element yielding place to another or rising pre-eminent in such a way that a unity be seen to be made of all, or else heat and wind apart and the power of air apart would destroy and dissipate the sensation by being separated.
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