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Since these matters have been briefly set forth by us, in order that it may be more easily understood I have decided at the end of the book to furnish two plans, or as the Greeks say schemata: one so mapped out that it may appear whence the certain breezes of the winds arise; the second, how by layings out of quarters and streets turned away from their violence, dangerous currents may be avoided.
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