Usages of civitas
Iudex dicit se inimicis civitatis non semper parcere posse.
The judge says that he cannot always spare the enemies of the state.
Sine concordia civitas firma manere non potest.
Without harmony a state cannot remain strong.
Qui civitati bene servit, honorem apud cives invenire potest.
Whoever serves the state well can find honor among the citizens.
Socia fidelis civitati et concordiae favet.
The loyal ally supports the state and harmony.
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