|  | Urbs vel opidium vel pagus fit ex multis dominibus. Muniuntur urbis et oppida sunt cinguntur muro vallo et vallis. In moenibus sunt propugnacula turres et specula. Ingressus in urbe fit per portam super pontem. Porta habet cataractas pontem versatilem valvas et claustra. In suburbis sunt horti suburbana et sepulchretia. Multae urbes et pagi faciunt regionem et regnum. Rex sedet in metropoli. Nobiles et comites habitant in arcibus. Rustici habitant in pagis. Juxta flumina navigabilia et vias regias regio habet sua telonia ubi portorium et vectigal exigitur a navigantibus et inter-facientibus. | City or town or village consists of multiple houses. Fortified towns and cities are surrounded by walls bulwarks and palisades. In the walls are fortresses towers and watch towers. Entrance into a city is through gates over the bridge. Gate has heavy bars draw bridge heavy doors and locks. In suburbs are gardens garden houses and cemeteries. Many cities and villages make a region and a kingdom. King resides in metropolis. Noblemen and counts live in castles. Country people live in villages. Next to navigable rivers and highways region has its toll-places where portage and toll is exacted from those who sail or travel. | |