Navigia atque agri culturas moenia leges arma vias vestes et cetera de genere horum, praemia, delicias quoque vitae funditus omnis, carmina picturas et daedala signa polita, usus et impigrae simul experientia mentis paulatim docuit pedetemptim progredientis.
Ships and agriculture, fortifications and laws, arms, roads, clothing and all else of this kind, all lifes prizes, its luxuries also from first to last, poetry and pictures, artfully wrought polished statues, all these as men progressed gradually step by step were taught by practice and the experiments of the active mind.
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