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 1        I, I    | distinguished by twenty-eight famous cities, besides innumerable forts,
 2        I, II   |           forty hostages. Many other cities, following their example,
 3        I, XI   |             south side of it, as the cities, watch-towers, bridges,
 4        I, XII  |             Britons, forsaking their cities and wall, took to flight
 5        I, XIII |             attacking and destroying cities and castles. At the same
 6        I, XIII |             fell to the ground. Many cities also went to ruin, and the
 7        I, XV   |         ravaged all the neighbouring cities and country, spread the
 8        I, XXII |              not from civil war. The cities destroyed by the enemy and
 9        I, XXVII|         doubtless the most important cities of south and north known
10        I, XXIX |           between the bishops of the cities of London and York, that
11       II, XVI  |               when he rode about his cities, townships, or provinces,