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Book 34. (1 results) Plunder of Gor (Individual Quote)

Too, walls may be extended and enlarged, or rebuilt. - (Plunder of Gor, Chapter 53, Sentence #20)
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53 20 Too, View more quotes about walls">walls may be extended and enlarged, or rebuilt.

Book 34. (7 results) Plunder of Gor (Context Quote)

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53 17 The same sword or spear may be used generations later, to fix the pomerium of a colony city, as Ar's Station to Ar herself.
53 18 It may be clearly seen that the city walls and the pomerium may not be identical.
53 19 The location of walls, for example, as well as their height and nature, as one would expect with military architecture, is heavily influenced by a consideration of the resources to be protected, their extent and nature, and the topographical features of the land.
53 20 Too, walls may be extended and enlarged, or rebuilt.
53 21 Sometimes, partial and scattered, there are the remains of abandoned walls within the city itself, as in the Metellan district, one of the older districts in Ar.
53 22 Such remnants may be preserved, as part of the city's history.
53 23 Most of the stone from earlier walls, however, naturally enough, is incorporated in the newer walls.
The same sword or spear may be used generations later, to fix the pomerium of a colony city, as Ar's Station to Ar herself. It may be clearly seen that the city walls and the pomerium may not be identical. The location of walls, for example, as well as their height and nature, as one would expect with military architecture, is heavily influenced by a consideration of the resources to be protected, their extent and nature, and the topographical features of the land. Too, walls may be extended and enlarged, or rebuilt. Sometimes, partial and scattered, there are the remains of abandoned walls within the city itself, as in the Metellan district, one of the older districts in Ar. Such remnants may be preserved, as part of the city's history. Most of the stone from earlier walls, however, naturally enough, is incorporated in the newer walls. - (Plunder of Gor)