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| (64) Et similiter etiam neque aqua esse potest; quia cum aqua sit corpus homogeneum, in qualibet sui parte, per se loquendo, uniformiter oportet esse virtuatam; et sic non esset ratio quia magis elevasset hic quam alibi. | (64) And likewise neither can it be water; for since water is a homogeneous body, its virtue must, in itself, be uniformly distributed in all its parts; and so there would be no reason why it should raise it here any more than elsewhere. |