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 1 Capt|    temple built with wondrous art.~
 2 Capt|     inhabitants even have the art of representing in stone
 3 Capt|   produced both by nature and art, are so given that I was
 4 Capt|     war, in infirmity, in the art contests, by which means
 5 Capt|       by the teachers of that art over which they are fit
 6 Capt|     they teach our mechanical art. They are not allowed to
 7 Capt|     learned in the equestrian art, in marshalling the army,
 8 Capt|     of peace, a cognomen from art is given to them, such as
 9 Capt|       suitable to the deed or art, and with the flourish of
10 Capt|  magistrates, the men of each art paying allegiance to their
11 Capt|    one apart for teaching the art in which he is most skilful.
12 Capt|      so on in accordance with art. Under the Pleiades they
13 Capt| pleasing and indeed wonderful art.~
14 Capt|       nature and they surpass Art.~They divide the seasons