defension N31GENSF es V73PRESACTIVEIND3S mur N21GENPM turr N33GENPF que CONJ et CONJ port N11GENPF ratio N31NOMSF ad ADVPOS hosti N11GENPFuncommon impet N41NOMSM perpetu ADJ11DATSMPOS repell VPAR31ACCPMFUTPASSIVEPPL excogitat VPAR11NOMSFPERFPASSIVEPPL religion N31GENSF de N21GENPM inmortal ADJ32GENPXPOS fan N22GENPN aed N33GENPF que CONJ sacr ADJ12GENPFPOS conlocatio N31NOMSF opportunitat N31GENSF commun ADJ32GENPXPOS loc N21GENPM ad ADVPOS us N41ACCSM public N21ACCSM dispositio N31NOMSF ut V31PRESINF0X port N41NOMSM for N22NOMPN portic N41NOMSC baline N11NOMSF theatr N22NOMPN inambulation N31NOMPF ceter ADJ11NOMSFPOS que CONJ qu PRON10NOMPF i PRON42DATPXuncommon ration N31LOCPF in PREPABL public N21LOCPM loc N21LOCPM design V11PRESPASSIVEIND3P
The method of defence by walls, towers and gates has been devised with a view to the continuous warding off of hostile attacks; to religion belongs the placing of the shrines and sacred temples of the immortal gods; to convenience, the disposal of public sites for the general use, such as harbours, open spaces, colonnades, baths, theatres, promenades, and other things which are planned, with like purposes, in public situations.
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