A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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governor's tribunal and native codes of law became gradually assimilated to the Roman model of jurisprudence . In the pages of the New Testament we can find abundant evidence of the beneficent influence of Roman rule .
governor's tribunal and native codes of law became gradually assimilated to the Roman model of jurisprudence . In the pages of the New Testament we can find abundant evidence of the beneficent influence of Roman rule .
Pagina 336
Here very soon had sprung up many townships planned on the Roman pattern . Of these Londinium - a purely Roman foundation - was by far the largest . It covered half a square mile in area , and was ...
Here very soon had sprung up many townships planned on the Roman pattern . Of these Londinium - a purely Roman foundation - was by far the largest . It covered half a square mile in area , and was ...
Pagina 424
Roman conceptions of official authority ; and the ' Canon ' law administered in the Church courts was closely related to the principles of Rome's jurisprudence . The language of liturgy and theology alike was of course exclusively Latin ...
Roman conceptions of official authority ; and the ' Canon ' law administered in the Church courts was closely related to the principles of Rome's jurisprudence . The language of liturgy and theology alike was of course exclusively Latin ...
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LAND AND PEOPLE | 1 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
THE REPUBLIC AND ITS ORDEAL | 14 |
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