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Los mexicanos cultivaron además la poesía, la retórica, la oratoria, la aritmética, la astronomía y otras disciplinas.
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The sentence says that Mexicans devoted attention to a wide range of subjects. It lists creative and language-based fields such as poetry, rhetoric, and oratory alongside arithmetic and astronomy. “Also” indicates that these disciplines were additional to others already mentioned, while “other disciplines” leaves the full list open-ended.
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