A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 94
... towns were admitted ( p . 144 ) . The policy of annexation was also applied in a modified form to Capua , Cumae and some lesser towns in Cam- pania and on its outskirts , which consented to accept the duties of Roman citizenship and the ...
... towns were admitted ( p . 144 ) . The policy of annexation was also applied in a modified form to Capua , Cumae and some lesser towns in Cam- pania and on its outskirts , which consented to accept the duties of Roman citizenship and the ...
Pagina 137
... towns that set up mints were eight of the Latin colonies . Most of the coinage was in bronze , but silver was not uncommon , and the Tuscan town of Vol- sinii was still striking gold in the third century . 19 The Hernican town of ...
... towns that set up mints were eight of the Latin colonies . Most of the coinage was in bronze , but silver was not uncommon , and the Tuscan town of Vol- sinii was still striking gold in the third century . 19 The Hernican town of ...
Pagina 681
... town Uriconium ( Wroxeter ) , built under Hadrian at the expense of the hall at surrounding canton , the civitas Cornoviorum , illustrate the ambitious style in which even small country towns provided for their public services . But the ...
... town Uriconium ( Wroxeter ) , built under Hadrian at the expense of the hall at surrounding canton , the civitas Cornoviorum , illustrate the ambitious style in which even small country towns provided for their public services . But the ...
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