A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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But occasional inroads by mountain peoples from the Alpine border- Subjugalands determined them to establish a large colony on the site of tion of Istria . Aquileia , from which the passes through the Julian and Carnic Alps could be ...
But occasional inroads by mountain peoples from the Alpine border- Subjugalands determined them to establish a large colony on the site of tion of Istria . Aquileia , from which the passes through the Julian and Carnic Alps could be ...
Pagina 410
To all these overseas settlements tion in the he gave the status of Roman or of Latin colonies , 16 and he accorded provinces . similar privileges to some of the older groups of Italian residents abroad . It is estimated that not less ...
To all these overseas settlements tion in the he gave the status of Roman or of Latin colonies , 16 and he accorded provinces . similar privileges to some of the older groups of Italian residents abroad . It is estimated that not less ...
Pagina 480
By this process ministra- responsibility for the welfare of the capital was permanently fixed upon tion of the emperor . Similarly the Senate made such sparing use of its Rome . powers of legislation , that this function also devolved ...
By this process ministra- responsibility for the welfare of the capital was permanently fixed upon tion of the emperor . Similarly the Senate made such sparing use of its Rome . powers of legislation , that this function also devolved ...
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