Quod si forte aliquis dicet dumtaxat oriri posse a non sensu sensum mutabilitate, aut aliquo tamquam partu quo proditur extra, huic satis illud erit planum facere atque probare non fieri partum nisi concilio ante coacto, nec quicquam commutari sine conciliatu.
But if by any chance someone shall say that sensation can at all events arise from not-sensation by a process of change or by some process like a birth by which it is brought forth, here is something that will be enough to make clear to him and to prove that birth does not take place unless there has been combination before, and that nothing changes except by combination.
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