Hi subsidium bellorum ornamentum pacis publicis sumptibus aluntur, patriamque non ut patriam tantum, verum ut altricem amare condiscunt; ex his castra ex his tribus replebuntur, ex his quandoque nascentur, quibus alimentis opus non sit.
to safeguard the state in war and adorn it in peace, supported by their country while they learn to love her not only as their homeland but as a nurse. The army and citizen body will be completed by their numbers, and they will have children one day whom they will support themselves without any need of allowances.
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