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docet et imperat
divido e comanda

docet et ducet
docet ducit

graeci troiam decem (dieci) annos obsidebant sed non expugnabant; igitur (“perciò”) oppidum dolo capere (“conquistare”) statuunt. epeus faber equum construebat et in equi alvum graeci viri intrabant. priamus, troianorum rex (“re”), equum videt et imperat: “troiani, equum in oppidum ducite!”. sed noctu (“di notte”) graeci de equo descendunt, vigilias necant et portas aperiunt: sic socios in oppidum admittebant et troiam expugnabant.
greeks, had ten (died) years, but were not attacked; so ( "percid") to capture the town deceit ( "conquistare") use. epeus architect constructed and horse in the belly of the horse entering the greeks. priam, king of troy ( "subject"), and commands the horse sees a "trojan horse into the lead." but the night ( "di notte") greeks from the horse down the guards are killed and the doors are opened so shareholders in the town of troy admitted attacked.