Title: Typo in the first paragraph!
Product review: The Empire Books edition of this classic has a typo in its first paragraph: "paying the ground with stones" should read "paving" not "paying". With an error in the first 100 words, I'm wondering about the rest. Fortunately we can choose the translation we want. Amazon also offers the Oxford Classics version - where the streets are paved, not payed.
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