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tion . or random agitation or mob violence , but of collective bargaining and
preconcerted resistance . A nucleus for a separate plebeian organisation was at
hand in the small trading community which had gathered The on the Aventine hill
.
tion . or random agitation or mob violence , but of collective bargaining and
preconcerted resistance . A nucleus for a separate plebeian organisation was at
hand in the small trading community which had gathered The on the Aventine hill
.
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After 146 it became customary to prolong the term of office of all Appointthe
consuls and praetors , after a year spent in Rome , as governors of ment by
provinces with consular or praetorian rank ( pro consule , pro praetore , proroga .
tion ...
After 146 it became customary to prolong the term of office of all Appointthe
consuls and praetors , after a year spent in Rome , as governors of ment by
provinces with consular or praetorian rank ( pro consule , pro praetore , proroga .
tion ...
Pagina 230
tion . tried capacity — and in Spain this was a not uncommon contingency , his
tenure of office might be prolonged to a second or even a third year . The primary
duty of the governor was to defend his province against foreign enemies and ...
tion . tried capacity — and in Spain this was a not uncommon contingency , his
tenure of office might be prolonged to a second or even a third year . The primary
duty of the governor was to defend his province against foreign enemies and ...
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