Lucretius, De rerum natura: Libri Sex (Vol. I, Text), 1893

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              lurida praeterea fiunt quaecumque tuentur
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              arquati, quia luroris de corpore eorum
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              semina multa fluunt, simulacris obvia rerum,
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              multaque sunt oculis in eorum denique mixta,
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              quae contage sua palloribus omnia pingunt. </s>
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              e tenebris autem quae sunt in luce tuemur
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              propterea quia, cum propior caliginis aer
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              ater init oculos prior et possedit apertos,
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              insequitur candens confestim lucidus aer
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              qui quasi purgat eos ac nigras discutit umbras
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              aeris illius; nam multis partibus hic est
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              mobilior multisque minutior et mage pollens.</s>
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              <s id="s.000924">qui simul atque vias oculorum luce replevit
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              atque patefecit quas ante obsederat aer
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              ater,
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              continuo rerum simulacra secuntur
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              quae sita sunt in luce, lacessuntque ut videamus.</s>
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              <s id="s.000925">quod contra facere in tenebris e luce nequimus
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              propterea quia posterior caliginis aer
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              crassior insequitur qui cuncta foramina complet
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              obsiditque vias oculorum, ne simulacra
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              possint ullarum rerum coniecta movere.</s>
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              <s id="s.000926">quadratasque procul turris cum cernimus urbis,
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              propterea fit uti videantur saepe rutundae,
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              angulus optusus quia longe cernitur omnis
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              sive etiam potius non cernitur ac perit eius
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              plaga nec ad nostras acies perlabitur ictus,
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              aera per multum quia dum simulacra feruntur,
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              cogit hebescere eum crebris offensibus aer.</s>
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              <s id="s.000927">hoc ubi suffugit sensum simul angulus omnis,
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              fit quasi ut ad tornum saxorum structa terantur;
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              non tamen ut coram quae sunt vereque rutunda,
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