Lucretius, De rerum natura: Libri Sex, 1566

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              Vndique materies quoniam stipata quiesset.</s>
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              Praeterea quamvis solidae res esse putentur;
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              Hinc tamen esse licet raro cum corpore cernas:
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              In saxis ac speluncis permanat aquarum
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              Liquidus humor, & uberibus flent omnia guttis:
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              Dissupat in corpus sese cibus omne animantum:
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              Crescunt arbusta, & fetus in tempore fundunt,
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              Quod cibus in tota usque ab radicibus imis
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              Per truncos, ac per ramos diffunditur omnis:
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              Inter saepta meant voces, & clausa domorum
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              Transuolitant: rigidum permanat frigus ad ossa:
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              Quod, nisi inania sint, qua possent corpora quaeque
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              Transire, haud ulla fieri ratione videres.</s>
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              Denique cur alias alijs praestare videmus
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              Pondere res rebus, nihilo maiore figura ? </s>
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              Nam si tantundem est in lanae glomere, quantum
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              Corporum in plumbo est,
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              pendere par est:
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                <expan abbr="Corporũ">Corporum</expan>
              officium est
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              premere omnia deorsum,
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              Contra autem natura manet sine pondere, inanis.</s>
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              Ergo quod magnum est aeque, leviusque videtur,
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              Nimirum plus esse sibi declarat inanis.</s>
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              At contra gravius plus, in se corporis esse
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              Dedicat, & multo vacui minus intus habere.</s>
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              Est igitur nimirum, id quod ratione sagaci
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              Quaerimus, admistum rebus, quod inane vocamus.</s>
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              <s id="s.000097">Illud in his rebus ne te deducere vero
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              Possit, quod quidam fingunt, praecurrere cogor.</s>
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              Cedere squamigeris latices nitentibus aiunt;
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              Et liquidas aperire vias: quia post loca pisces
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              Linquant, quo possint cedentes confluere undae:
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              Sic alias quoque res inter se posse moveri
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              Et mutare locum, quamvis sint omnia plena.</s>
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