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 1       1,  I   |         say that all Cities are built either by men born in the
 2       1,  I   |        authority of Theseus was built by the dispersed inhabitants
 3       1,  I   |         like reasons: the other built by many people [who] had
 4       1,  I   |     second case, when a city is built by foreign forces, is caused
 5       1,  I   |      expense; [thy Roman people built many cities, throughout
 6       1,  I   |       their Empire] or they are built by a Prince, not to live
 7       1,  I   |      was the City of Alexandria built by Alexander. And because
 8       1,  I   |        of Florence, for [it was built either by the soldiers of
 9       1,  I   |    plain along the Arno] it was built under the Roman Empire,
10       1,  I   |        and in many other cities built in similar places; which
11       1,  I   |     that mountain as it was, he built Alexandria, where the inhabitants
12       1,  I   |         know that that City was built by foreigners: [but] if
13       1,  I   |     Romulus, it would have been built by men native to the place,
14       2,  I   |         to Fortune, as they had built more temples to Fortune
15       2,  IV  |        settled there where they built many Cities, and they called
16       2,  XVII|      and an earthwork which was built insufficiently high, and
17       2,  XXIV|       constitutions, they never built one to hold either a City
18       2,  XXIV|      some that had already been built. Whence seeing the mode
19       2,  XXIV|          whether fortresses are built for defending oneself from
20       2,  XXIV|  reputed wise and none the less built fortresses in Milan, I say
21       2,  XXIV|        Bentivogli from Bologna, built a fortress in that City,
22       2,  XXIV|         that Pope Sixtus IV had built, judging that the good will
23       2,  XXIV| recovered it, he had a fortress built stronger than all others