Kitap · Meditations
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Yazar: Marcus Aurelius
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'The army when you took it in hand was sunk in luxury and
revelry, and corrupted with long inactivity. At Antiochia the
soldiers had been Wont to applaud at the stage plays, knew more
of the gardens at the nearest restaurant than of the battlefield.
Horses were hairy from lack of grooming, horsemen smooth because
their hairs had been pulled out by the roots[39] a rare thing it
was to see a soldier with hair on arm or leg. Moreover, they were
better drest than armed; so much so, that Laelianus Pontius, a
strict man of the old discipline, broke the cuirasses of some of
them with his finger-tips, and observed cushions on the horses'
backs. At his direction the tufts were cut through, and out of
the horsemen's saddles came what appeared to be feathers pluckt
from geese.
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