Ille, Turturibus item, inquit, locum constituendum proinde magnum, ac multitudinem alere velis; eumque item ut de columbis dictum est, ut habeat ostium ac fenestras et aquam puram ac parietes camaras munitas tectorio; sed pro columbariis in pariete mutulos aut palos in ordinem, supra quos tegeticulae cannabinae sint impositae.
For turtle-doves, also, he resumed, a place should be built of a size proportioned to the number you wish to raise; and this, too, as was remarked of pigeons, so that it has a door and windows, clear water, walls and cupola covered with plaster. But instead of nests set in the walls it should have brackets or poles in a row, and over these there should be placed small mats of hemp.
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