A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 128
... Roman courts on the same terms as Roman citizens , and conubium , or the right of intermarriage ( so that a Latin Privileges woman might become the lawful wife of a Roman citizen and her sons of the would inherit Roman franchise ) . In ...
... Roman courts on the same terms as Roman citizens , and conubium , or the right of intermarriage ( so that a Latin Privileges woman might become the lawful wife of a Roman citizen and her sons of the would inherit Roman franchise ) . In ...
Pagina 130
... Roman fruits of the Roman victories . All alike received their quota of the supremacy . booty ; those who had obtained Roman franchise and the allies of Security Prospects of enfran- chisement . Union of Italy . Latin status were ...
... Roman fruits of the Roman victories . All alike received their quota of the supremacy . booty ; those who had obtained Roman franchise and the allies of Security Prospects of enfran- chisement . Union of Italy . Latin status were ...
Pagina 699
... Roman Occupation of Britain , chs . iv . - v .; L. C. West , Roman Britain , The Objects of Trade . 4 With an area of 240 acres , Corinium was second only to Londinium among the towns of Britain . ( Haverfield , Archaeologia , 1920 , pp ...
... Roman Occupation of Britain , chs . iv . - v .; L. C. West , Roman Britain , The Objects of Trade . 4 With an area of 240 acres , Corinium was second only to Londinium among the towns of Britain . ( Haverfield , Archaeologia , 1920 , pp ...
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