Igitur testudo, aut peristylum tectum tegulis aut rete, fit magna, in qua milia aliquot turdorum ac merularum includere possint, quidam cum eo adiciant praeterea aves alias quoque, quae pingues veneunt care, ut miliariae ac coturnices.
Well, there is built a large domed building, or a peristyle covered with tiles or netting, in which several thousand fieldfares and blackbirds can be enclosed; though some breeders add besides other birds which, when fattened, bring a high price, such as ortolans and quails.
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