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Book 3 · lines 381–395
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381nam neque pulveris inter dum sentimus adhaesum
382corpore nec membris incussam sidere cretam,
383nec nebulam noctu neque arani tenvia fila
384obvia sentimus, quando obretimur euntes,
385nec supera caput eiusdem cecidisse vietam
386vestem nec plumas avium papposque volantis,
387qui nimia levitate cadunt plerumque gravatim,
388nec repentis itum cuiusvis cumque animantis
389sentimus nec priva pedum vestigia quaeque,
390corpore quae in nostro culices et cetera ponunt.
391usque adeo prius est in nobis multa ciendum
392quam primordia sentiscant concussa animai,
393semina corporibus nostris inmixta per artus,
394et quam in his intervallis tuditantia possint
395concursare coire et dissultare vicissim.