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 1 Int     | celebrated schools of his native city. Before his conversion it
 2 VI      |       from the foundation of the city took action for a divorce?
 3 VI      |      banished, not only from the city but from the whole of Italy.
 4 IX      |           in that most religious city of the pious descendants
 5 XVI     |       published in the very next city 43, since a certain wretch,
 6 XXV     |       deity, has loved the Roman city as the memorial of the Trojan
 7 XXV     |   majesty she conferred upon the city, when, on the death of Marcus
 8 XXV     |     willing for the Carthaginian city, which she loved to the
 9 XXV     |        had not yet inundated the city. The Romans, therefore,
10 XXXV    |       the streets, to efface the city under the disguise of a
11 XXXV(88)|         low-lying portion of the city, on the river banks. ~
12 XL      |       laid low the world and the city? We read that the islands