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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 297
In truth, so long as Rome lacked a properly constituted police force, the Senatus
Consultum Ultimum was not only a justifiable but a necessary means of defence
against armed attacks upon the government. In the following decade the policy of
...
In truth, so long as Rome lacked a properly constituted police force, the Senatus
Consultum Ultimum was not only a justifiable but a necessary means of defence
against armed attacks upon the government. In the following decade the policy of
...
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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