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Rights and duties of Roman confederates and allies

Rome's assumption of hegemony and sovereignty

Character of Roman relationships with foreign States

Kinds of foedera aequum, minus aequum, and iniquum

Position of the populi foederati -

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TREATIES: DIFFERENT KINDS. ADDITIONAL

EXAMPLES. THE ROMAN RECUPERATORES

A. Alliances and Treaties in Greece:

A. Alliances and Treaties in Greece-continued

Athens and Phaselis -

Oeantheia and Chalaeum -

Ceos and the Aetolians

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Commercial treaties:

Macedonia and Chalcis

Athens and Ceos

Athens and Bosporus

Erythrae and Atarneus

Many other examples of treaties

B. Alliances and Treaties in Rome :

First treaty between Rome and Carthage

Second treaty between Rome and Carthage

Third treaty between Rome and Carthage

Treaties between Rome and Aetolia

Between Carthage and Macedon

C. Roman Conventions and the Iudicium Recuperatorium

The court of the recuperators

The recuperators and the fetials

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