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3. Upon his Motto; Cæsar, ex utroque.
Cæsar was pleas'd, himself for to expresse;By the Heroick, and rever'd Impresse;
Of a Sword, and a Book. Can it be thus,
That Tents, and Studies, are Synonimous?
He needs must Triumph, over ev'ry Part:
Who takes Auxiliaries, from Arms, from Art.
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