cities

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cities
cannot withstand siege unless united (153:4.3)
culture thrives best in c.; multiply power for good or evil (68:6.5)
he who rules self greater than he who captures city (143:2.3)
heathen lay siege to (155:1.3)
historically
arose ca. 10,000 B.C.; early unsanitary conditions (81:3.3)
commons represent earlier collective ownership (69:9.14)
destruction of houses after death delayed (87:1.3)
devoted to manufacture, trade arose ca. 8000 B.C. (79:1.4)
Dravidians among first to build (79:3.7)
fugitives secure against attack in cities of refuge (69:4.4)
rose 2 feet every 25 years from dirt and trash (81:3.3)
walls protected against attacks by humans, beasts (66:5.8)
managed as commercial associations in advanced states (71:3.11)
no power to tax or incur debt in continental nation (72:7.3)
whose builder is God (178:3.4)

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