A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineClassical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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Pagina 56
Under the Roman kings they were constituted as territorial divisions for the
recruitment of the citizen army ( p . 59 ) . As Roman territory expanded the
number of the tribus was increased from time to time . The curiae meeting in joint
convention ...
Under the Roman kings they were constituted as territorial divisions for the
recruitment of the citizen army ( p . 59 ) . As Roman territory expanded the
number of the tribus was increased from time to time . The curiae meeting in joint
convention ...
Pagina 111
The only privilege accorded to wealth in the re - Centuriata represents constituted
Comitia was that the several classes voted in succession , ( while the constituent
centuries of each class voted simultaneously ) , accurately and that a centuria ...
The only privilege accorded to wealth in the re - Centuriata represents constituted
Comitia was that the several classes voted in succession , ( while the constituent
centuries of each class voted simultaneously ) , accurately and that a centuria ...
Pagina 507
Apart from the new provinces formed by conquest , several others were
constituted by the partition of existing provinces whose territories had proved
unmanageably large , or by the annexation of dependent kingdoms . In regard to
the ...
Apart from the new provinces formed by conquest , several others were
constituted by the partition of existing provinces whose territories had proved
unmanageably large , or by the annexation of dependent kingdoms . In regard to
the ...
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