A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 248
... Italians on joint military tact of service , and the broadcasting of Roman colonies on the Italian Romans country - side , had set in motion a process of assimilation between them . and A stray notice in Livy , which records that in 180 ...
... Italians on joint military tact of service , and the broadcasting of Roman colonies on the Italian Romans country - side , had set in motion a process of assimilation between them . and A stray notice in Livy , which records that in 180 ...
Pagina 286
... Italian allies . The occupiers of Roman public domain who were brought under the scope of his agrarian bill comprised not only Roman citizens , but Latins and Italians . As the Gracchan commissioners approached the limits of the land ...
... Italian allies . The occupiers of Roman public domain who were brought under the scope of his agrarian bill comprised not only Roman citizens , but Latins and Italians . As the Gracchan commissioners approached the limits of the land ...
Pagina 453
... Italian bourgeoisie . The new and urgent business of providing Rome with corn was taken up by Italian merchants , who organised exportation from Sicily and Africa . As early as 113 the Numidian town of Cirta contained a considerable ...
... Italian bourgeoisie . The new and urgent business of providing Rome with corn was taken up by Italian merchants , who organised exportation from Sicily and Africa . As early as 113 the Numidian town of Cirta contained a considerable ...
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