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 1    I, 11|    ancient author, who was of the city of Messene, collected the
 2    I, 11|         said to have founded this city; and on his tomb is an inscription
 3    I, 15|       founders of their nation or city with the highest veneration,
 4    I, 20|        and chief good. When their city was occupied by the Gauls,
 5    I, 22|           had jurisdiction in the city burnt them in an assembly
 6    I, 22|          of his host Acestes to a city which he had built, that
 7    I, 23|         destruction of the Trojan city fourteen hundred and seventy
 8   II, 6 |       without man, as it is for a city or house. Now, as a house
 9   II, 6 |  dwelling-place of one man, and a city of one people, so also the
10   II, 7 |         he was about to found the city, called together the shepherds
11   II, 7 | inadequate to the rounding of the city, he established an asylum.
12   II, 8 |         said to have released the city of Rome from the long-continued
13   II, 8 |           among men. For when the city had been taken by Alexander,
14   II, 17|          from Epidaurus freed the city of Rome from pestilence.
15   II, 17|        hanging over any people or city, according to the purpose
16  III, 3 |          to be the character of a city in some very remote country,
17  III, 3 |       state and character of that city which is unknown to us in
18  III, 16|           When wisdom came to the city,~Together with pepper and
19  III, 16|          been introduced into the city together with savoury merchandise.
20  III, 17|           chief seat of the Roman city and religion, was struck
21   IV, 8 |   preceded the destruction of the city of Troy by one hundred and
22   IV, 13|           temple for God, and the city which he called from his
23   IV, 13|          except the Lord keep the city, the watchman hath waked
24   IV, 18|         prophesied that this very city would perish in revenge
25    V, 13|          a fixed judgment. If one city is unwise, it is evident
26   VI, 10|           and cause of building a city; but some relate that those
27  VII, 15|    divided the times of the Roman city by ages. For he said that
28  VII, 18|            wishing to destroy the city of the blest; and a kingsent
29  VII, 24|       being completed, the sacred city shall be planted in the
30  VII, 24|          the Sibyl marks out this city when she says:--~"And the
31  VII, 24|         when she says:--~"And the city which God made this He made
32  VII, 25|        THE LAST TIMES, AND OF THE CITY OF ROME,~These are the things
33  VII, 25|      place; except that while the city of Rome remains it appears
34  VII, 25|           whole world? It is that city, that only, which still
35  VII, 26|         make war against the holy city; and there shall be collected
36  VII, 26|          besiege and surround the city. Then the last anger of