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Pagina 258
The owners and lessees of the latifundia looked to these not merely to preserve
but to increase their profits : in the words of Cato , a good landlord ought to sell
more than he bought . To this end they began to introduce scientific methods of ...
The owners and lessees of the latifundia looked to these not merely to preserve
but to increase their profits : in the words of Cato , a good landlord ought to sell
more than he bought . To this end they began to introduce scientific methods of ...
Pagina 561
The general effect of this redistribution was to break up the larger domains into
holdings of moderate size , and the tendency for these to be reabsorbed into
latifundia was to some extent checked by Augustus ' policy of giving free loans to
rural ...
The general effect of this redistribution was to break up the larger domains into
holdings of moderate size , and the tendency for these to be reabsorbed into
latifundia was to some extent checked by Augustus ' policy of giving free loans to
rural ...
Pagina 744
12 But if the bureaucracy could successfully defy the emperors , it was obliged to
defer to unofficial superiors , the owners of the extensive latifundia which grew up
after the invasions of mid - third century The ( p . 752 ) . The proprietors of these ...
12 But if the bureaucracy could successfully defy the emperors , it was obliged to
defer to unofficial superiors , the owners of the extensive latifundia which grew up
after the invasions of mid - third century The ( p . 752 ) . The proprietors of these ...
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