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Now, having proved this possible, its truth I next will teach.
ii. 749-771- 9 For every colour can be changed to others each to each : And this with first-beginnings could on no condition be, Because at least some part of these from changes must be free, Lest all things should be utterly reduced to nothingness. For whatso in its changes must its own set bounds transgress Incontinently is the death of that which was before. So be thou careful ere the seeds of things thou colour o'er, Lest all be... turned to naught again, and live for thee no more, Besides if to first elements their nature has assigned No colours, while it lets them be in many forms combined, Whereout they generate all sorts and all varieties Of colour, (since to every seed it greatly signifies Wherewith, and in what place, it is in combination held, And how it is amongst the rest attracted or repelled, ) It grows quite easy all at once to tell the reason why Those things, which but a little while ago were black of dye, Can in a moment don the hue of purest marble-white ; Just like the sea which, when the winds uprouse it in their might, Turns all its blue to billows gray with marbled edges bright.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now, having proved this possible, its truth I next will teach.
ii. 749-771- 9 For every colour can be changed to others each to each : And this with first-beginnings could on no condition be, Because at least some part of these from changes must be free, Lest all things should be utterly reduced to nothingness. For whatso in its changes must its own set bounds transgress Incontinently is the death of that which was before. So be thou careful ere the seeds of things thou colour o'er, Lest all be... turned to naught again, and live for thee no more, Besides if to first elements their nature has assigned No colours, while it lets them be in many forms combined, Whereout they generate all sorts and all varieties Of colour, (since to every seed it greatly signifies Wherewith, and in what place, it is in combination held, And how it is amongst the rest attracted or repelled, ) It grows quite easy all at once to tell the reason why Those things, which but a little while ago were black of dye, Can in a moment don the hue of purest marble-white ; Just like the sea which, when the winds uprouse it in their might, Turns all its blue to billows gray with marbled edges bright.
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