text_original: The Veientines and Etruscans, therefore, as I have said already, were misled by false hopes, and in the end were routed by the Romans in a single pitched battle; and any who should look hereafter to prevail on like grounds and by similar means against a divided people, will always find themselves deceived. CHAPTER XXVI.—_That Ta
text_transcription: THE VALENTINES AND ETRUSCANS THEREFORE AS I HAVE SAID ALREADY WERE MISLED BY FALSE HOPES AND IN THE END WERE ROUTED BY THE ROMANS IN A SINGLE PITCHED BATTLE AND ANY WHO SHOULD LOOK HEREAFTER TO PREVAIL ON LIKE GROUNDS AND BY SIMILAR MEANS AGAINST A DIVIDED PEOPLE WILL ALWAYS FIND THEMSELVES DECEIVED END CHAPTER TWENTY FIVE
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