A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 94
... towns were admitted ( p . 144 ) . The policy of annexation was also applied in a modified form to Capua , Cumae and some lesser towns in Campania and on its outskirts , which consented to accept the duties of Roman citizenship and the ...
... towns were admitted ( p . 144 ) . The policy of annexation was also applied in a modified form to Capua , Cumae and some lesser towns in Campania and on its outskirts , which consented to accept the duties of Roman citizenship and the ...
Pagina 137
... towns were governed by a single " dictator " ; but a board of three " aediles " was commoner . Campanian cities had two or three meddices , Umbrian towns two marones , Sabine cantons a board of octoviri . 18 For details see B. V. Head ...
... towns were governed by a single " dictator " ; but a board of three " aediles " was commoner . Campanian cities had two or three meddices , Umbrian towns two marones , Sabine cantons a board of octoviri . 18 For details see B. V. Head ...
Pagina 357
... towns . In the provinces created or enlarged by him Pompey resumed the policy of the Hellenistic kings in fostering the growth of towns . It is estimated that in Asia Minor and Syria he founded or restored some Foundaforty cities ...
... towns . In the provinces created or enlarged by him Pompey resumed the policy of the Hellenistic kings in fostering the growth of towns . It is estimated that in Asia Minor and Syria he founded or restored some Foundaforty cities ...
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