A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Of the total area of peninsular Italy one-fifth, with a population of about one
million inhabitants in the third century, was Roman territory; the socii, as the
communities bound by treaty were called, numbered about two million souls.”
Within either ...
Of the total area of peninsular Italy one-fifth, with a population of about one
million inhabitants in the third century, was Roman territory; the socii, as the
communities bound by treaty were called, numbered about two million souls.”
Within either ...
Pagina 129
The socii paid no taxes to Rome; they were not placed under the regular
supervision of Roman officials; and they were not called upon to accommodate
Roman garrisons, except as a special war measure in rare cases. The
incorporated ...
The socii paid no taxes to Rome; they were not placed under the regular
supervision of Roman officials; and they were not called upon to accommodate
Roman garrisons, except as a special war measure in rare cases. The
incorporated ...
Pagina 325
The programme of Sulpicius called forth all the latent antagonisms which had lain
buried during the Italian crisis; and it was both defended and defeated by
organised violence. S In a first attempt to circumvent it by constitutional means
the ...
The programme of Sulpicius called forth all the latent antagonisms which had lain
buried during the Italian crisis; and it was both defended and defeated by
organised violence. S In a first attempt to circumvent it by constitutional means
the ...
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