atri N24LOCPN graec N21GENSM quia CONJ non ADV ut V31PRESIND3P neque ADVPOS aedific V11PRESACTIVEIND3P sed CONJ ab PREPABL ianu N11NOMSF introe VPAR61DATPXPRESACTIVEPPL itiner N32NOMPN faci V31PRESACTIVEIND3P latitudin N31LOCPF non ADV spatios ADJ11DATPXPOS et CONJ ex PREPABL un NUM11NOMSFCARD part VPAR31VOCSMPERFPASSIVEPPL equil N34NOMPN ex PREPABL alter ADJ14NOMSFPOS ostiari N21LOCPM cell N11ACCPF statim ADVPOS que CONJ ianu N11GENSF interi ADJ00NOMPCCOMP fini V41PRESPASSIVEIND3P
The Greeks, not using atria, do not build as we do; but as you enter, they make passages of scanty width with stables on one side, and the porters rooms on the other; and these immediately adjoin the inner entrance.
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