A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Henceforth the new praetor tried The “ praecases between foreigners ; the
original praetor , or praetor urbanus ( as he came to be called ) , took charge of
suits between aliens and citizens . The increase in the number of actions to which
aliens ...
Henceforth the new praetor tried The “ praecases between foreigners ; the
original praetor , or praetor urbanus ( as he came to be called ) , took charge of
suits between aliens and citizens . The increase in the number of actions to which
aliens ...
Pagina 286
The occupiers of Roman public domain who were brought under the scope of his
agrarian bill comprised not only Roman citizens , but Latins and Italians . As the
Gracchan commissioners approached the limits of the land which they could ...
The occupiers of Roman public domain who were brought under the scope of his
agrarian bill comprised not only Roman citizens , but Latins and Italians . As the
Gracchan commissioners approached the limits of the land which they could ...
Pagina 287
magistrates on the same terms as Roman citizens . In putting forward this radical
solution to the Italian problem Flaccus was plainly acting in the interests of the
land commission , of which he and Carbo had recently become members in
place ...
magistrates on the same terms as Roman citizens . In putting forward this radical
solution to the Italian problem Flaccus was plainly acting in the interests of the
land commission , of which he and Carbo had recently become members in
place ...
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