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1 Pre|    training, and followed and imitated with all diligence by others.~
2 1  |      of yours had more wisely imitated the ancients in rugged things
3 2  |       Italy, every nation has imitated them: so that the Spanish
4 2  |    horses: this can easily be imitated by us, as will be shown
5 3  |    reason all the others have imitated them, bringing the same
6 3  | others brought which had been imitated from antiquity. I believe
7 5  |     appears to me ought to be imitated, sending cavalry ahead to
8 6  |     wanted that the Romans be imitated, I will not depart from
9 6  |     of the ancients should be imitated. When, either from hunger,