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I have added "On" to the English translation of the title, as "De Arte" is "On/About the art" and the gerundive following along with the rest of the phrase is translated as it is already. — Preceding
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I have added "On" to the English translation of the title, as "De Arte" is "On/About the art" and the gerundive following along with the rest of the phrase is translated as it is already. — Preceding
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