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 . 18
Within ...
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 . 18
Within ...
Pagina 259
They were not liable to be called away on military duty ; they could be subsisted
on the coarsest fare and held Organisato their work incessantly . In the handling
of their servile workers tion of servile the Roman landlords exhibited their ...
They were not liable to be called away on military duty ; they could be subsisted
on the coarsest fare and held Organisato their work incessantly . In the handling
of their servile workers tion of servile the Roman landlords exhibited their ...
Pagina 535
His policy of laissez - faire received seeming justification in Laissez33 , when the
Senate called upon all persons of substance to invest faire in Italy . two - thirds of
their capital in Italian land . The sudden calling in of debts which followed this ...
His policy of laissez - faire received seeming justification in Laissez33 , when the
Senate called upon all persons of substance to invest faire in Italy . two - thirds of
their capital in Italian land . The sudden calling in of debts which followed this ...
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