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XIII No body doth always retein the same qualities, but changeth them variously.
For example, wood when it grows, is thin and soft, afterward it is condensed & hard∣ned, especially being dried: fruit on the contrary, as it ripens grows rare and soft, changing its colour, savour and smell For it is the law of the universe to be subject to vicissitudes: as also to corruption, of which it here follows.