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convertens inferiora reddit, quae sunt superiora. At-
que haec omnia ex eo genere sunt, quae rerum ad-
iuvant causas; quibus utitur ministeriis deus, cum
optimi speciem, quoad fieri potest, efficit. Sed existi-
mant plerique non haec adiuvantia causarum, sed has
ipsas esse omnium causas, quae vim habeant refrige-
randi calfaciendi, concrescendi liquendi, careant autem
omni intellegentia atque ratione, quae nisi in animo
nulla alia in natura reperiantur. Animus autem sen-
sum omnem effugit oculorum; at ignis, anima, aqua,
M. Tullius Cicero. C.F.W. Mueller. in aedibus B. G. Teubneri. Lipsiae. 1900. Keyboarding.
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