Book,  Chapter

 1       1,  I    |      the long peace which the site gave to them [for] that
 2       1,  I    |       in the selection of the site, the other in the establishment
 3       1,  I    | because of the poverty of the site, they should have less cause
 4       1,  I    |       of the fertility of the site, it can grow, can defend
 5       1,  I    |       that idleness which the site should encourage, it ought
 6       1,  I    |      them [to work] where the site does not constrain them [
 7       1,  I    |     that the fertility of the site, the convenience of the
 8       1,  XXIII|       by the malignity of the site. And whoever reads all the
 9       2,  III  |   Which resulted not from the site of Rome being more favorable
10       2,  XVII |  secure, so that owing to the site and your other preparations,
11       2,  XVII |      either the nature of the site covering them or by lying