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Ancient Town-Planning
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Chapter 11 THE SEQUEL
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ed the towns of the Empire to take definite form, but when the Empire fell, it too met its end. Only here and there
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1 Chapter 1 PRELIMINARY REMARKS2 Chapter 2 GREEK TOWN-PLANNING. THE ORIGINS, BABYLON3 Chapter 3 GREEK TOWN-PLANNING FIRST EFFORTS4 Chapter 4 GREEK TOWN-PLANNING THE MACEDONIAN AGE, 330-130 B.C.5 Chapter 5 ITALIAN TOWN-PLANNING. THE ORIGINS6 Chapter 6 ITALIAN TOWN-PLANNING 7 Chapter 7 INSTANCES OF ITALIAN TOWN-PLANS8 Chapter 8 ROMAN PROVINCIAL TOWN-PLANS. I9 Chapter 9 ROMAN PROVINCIAL TOWN-PLANS. II10 Chapter 10 ROMAN BUILDING-LAWS11 Chapter 11 THE SEQUEL