A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 227
More frequently the allied kings made offers of help unbidden : Massinissa ... Yet
it had the merit , from the Roman point of view , of securing the neutrality , if not
the active assistance , of the allies , without committing the republic too deeply in
...
More frequently the allied kings made offers of help unbidden : Massinissa ... Yet
it had the merit , from the Roman point of view , of securing the neutrality , if not
the active assistance , of the allies , without committing the republic too deeply in
...
Pagina 249
A slight diminution of their privileges was even suffered by the allies of Latin
status . ... of conscripts to of treaties the Roman army remained undiminished.204
But it was accompanied with the allied comby a praetor's edict which ordered
twelve ...
A slight diminution of their privileges was even suffered by the allies of Latin
status . ... of conscripts to of treaties the Roman army remained undiminished.204
But it was accompanied with the allied comby a praetor's edict which ordered
twelve ...
Pagina 286
The land- Hereupon such of the allied communities as had taken up leases in
commission their corporate capacity , and ... The grievances of the Italian allies
against the Gracchan landtion of commission had the further effect of bringing up
for ...
The land- Hereupon such of the allied communities as had taken up leases in
commission their corporate capacity , and ... The grievances of the Italian allies
against the Gracchan landtion of commission had the further effect of bringing up
for ...
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