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reason to interfere with the local administrations , for most of the Italian states
were ruled by landowning aristocracies whose interests were naturally bound up
with those of the Roman governing class . The use of the local dialects and the ...
reason to interfere with the local administrations , for most of the Italian states
were ruled by landowning aristocracies whose interests were naturally bound up
with those of the Roman governing class . The use of the local dialects and the ...
Pagina 130
does not appear to have been so much as considered in the third century ; and in
view of the difficulties of communication in the country before the completion of
the Roman road system , and of the diversity of Italian dialects , such a scheme ...
does not appear to have been so much as considered in the third century ; and in
view of the difficulties of communication in the country before the completion of
the Roman road system , and of the diversity of Italian dialects , such a scheme ...
Pagina 699
6. of J. Ward , The Roman Era in Britain . The only parts of the English lowlands
where large areas remained uncultivated were in the south - west , in the Sussex
Weald , in the Fenlands , and in the Lancashire plain . On the social condition of ...
6. of J. Ward , The Roman Era in Britain . The only parts of the English lowlands
where large areas remained uncultivated were in the south - west , in the Sussex
Weald , in the Fenlands , and in the Lancashire plain . On the social condition of ...
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