A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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ment . Romans made it a general practice to entrust to the provincials a generous measure of local self - government . Wherever the process of urbanisation had been carried far enough , and municipal governments with a sufficiently long ...
ment . Romans made it a general practice to entrust to the provincials a generous measure of local self - government . Wherever the process of urbanisation had been carried far enough , and municipal governments with a sufficiently long ...
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ment . certain well - considered limits , and no further , was fully justified by its results . § 6. MILITARY REFORMS 14 The army with which Augustus redrew the Roman frontiers and made them secure was largely an instrument of his own ...
ment . certain well - considered limits , and no further , was fully justified by its results . § 6. MILITARY REFORMS 14 The army with which Augustus redrew the Roman frontiers and made them secure was largely an instrument of his own ...
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Though chained workers could still be Improve- found on Italian plantations , in general the treatment of the slaves ments in was more humane and intelligent than in the days of Cato or even of ment of Varro . Baths and hospitals were ...
Though chained workers could still be Improve- found on Italian plantations , in general the treatment of the slaves ments in was more humane and intelligent than in the days of Cato or even of ment of Varro . Baths and hospitals were ...
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