Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |             were collected from all cities of Italy and Greece, and
 2    I, 15|           in the greatest honour in cities and in the country, let
 3    I, 16|         follows that they also have cities; and for this we have the
 4    I, 16|            dwellings." If they have cities, they will also have fields.
 5    I, 16|         have no lands, they have no cities; and if they have no cities,
 6    I, 16|         cities; and if they have no cities, they are also without houses.
 7    I, 18|     territory of others, to destroy cities, to overthrow towns, to
 8    I, 18|             reckon the overthrow of cities and people as the greatest
 9   II, 4 |          not even any gods in their cities to whom they might betake
10   II, 4 |            taken them away from the cities and shrines, he had also
11   II, 7 |          wars overthrow nations and cities throughout the whole world.
12   II, 11|            often desolates separate cities and countries; or by the
13  III, 16|            the state, who found new cities or maintain with equity
14  III, 19|             learning lived in other cities, who were better individually
15  III, 20|            are at Rome, and in many cities, certain sacred things which
16  III, 23|           system in the building of cities; and thus life would not
17  III, 24|       hanging fields, and seas, and cities, and mountains? The origin
18   IV, 12|           before Him gates, and the cities shall not be closed. I will
19   IV, 21|           the Jews, and level their cities to the ground, and besiege
20    V, 13|          that the other innumerable cities cannot be foolish. If one
21   VI, 6 |             who by the overthrow of cities and the destruction of nations
22   VI, 11|           sufficient even for great cities? Must we not say that they
23   VI, 12|        chief men of the nations and cities as they arrive, that by
24  VII, 3 |            precipitously; how often cities and islands have been overwhelmed
25  VII, 16|            pleasant to none of men. Cities shall be utterly overthrown,
26  VII, 26| precipitously, and the walls of all cities shall fall, and God shall