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 1 1|     uselessly in his juvenile years, in order that fortune might
 2 1| legions so that every fifteen years they always completely re-manned
 3 1|       eighteen to thirty five years, during which time their
 4 1|       from seventeen to forty years of age; if the army already
 5 1|    replenish it, at seventeen years of age always.~COSIMO: I
 6 1|       take those of seventeen years of age, because the others
 7 1|    remained free four hundred years while armed: Sparta eight
 8 1|     been free less than forty years; for Cities have need of
 9 1|    Kingdom endured a thousand years without tumult and without
10 2|       in the last twenty five years. And this example of their
11 2| together once or twice in the years of peace, and give them
12 2|     Tuscans, who fought fifty years with the Roman People before
13 2|       in the last twenty five years, many towns have been seen
14 7|       powerful, that in a few years, he was able to occupy it
15 7| waiting for me, because of my years, do not rely on it. And,