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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At best , the labour of slaves was economical for so long only as their initial cost of purchase remained low . Few changes in manufacturing industry . $ 3. INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE Italian industry underwent relatively few changes in the ...
At best , the labour of slaves was economical for so long only as their initial cost of purchase remained low . Few changes in manufacturing industry . $ 3. INDUSTRY AND COMMERCE Italian industry underwent relatively few changes in the ...
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A notable feature of the of the age was that while Italy remained affluent , the provinces were now in wealth . provinces taking their share of the new wealth . The Roman corn - fleets were manned by sailors of Greek or Semitic stock .
A notable feature of the of the age was that while Italy remained affluent , the provinces were now in wealth . provinces taking their share of the new wealth . The Roman corn - fleets were manned by sailors of Greek or Semitic stock .
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North Africa , which lay as yet out of the reach of the Germanic invaders and possessed a privileged and assured market for its grain and oil at Rome , remained productive to the end of the fourth century . Its decline dates from the ...
North Africa , which lay as yet out of the reach of the Germanic invaders and possessed a privileged and assured market for its grain and oil at Rome , remained productive to the end of the fourth century . Its decline dates from the ...
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