ergo animus sive aegrescit, mortalia signa mittit, uti docui, seu flectitur a medicina: usque adeo falsae rationi vera videtur res occurrere et effugium praecludere eunti, ancipitique refutatu convincere falsum.
Therefore, if the mind is sick, it gives indications of mortality, as I have shown, or if it is changed by medicine: so completely is the truth seen to combat false reasoning, and to cut off its retreat as it flies, and to convict falsehood by a double refutation.
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