A History of Rome Down to the Reign of Constantine |
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Pagina 94
Ten of the Latin towns, including the cities of Gabii, Praeneste and Tibur, retained
their communal independence, but were ... the Romans secured its sea- - board
with fresh colonies to which no settlers from other Latin towns were admitted (p.
Ten of the Latin towns, including the cities of Gabii, Praeneste and Tibur, retained
their communal independence, but were ... the Romans secured its sea- - board
with fresh colonies to which no settlers from other Latin towns were admitted (p.
Pagina 137
Those of the second century were substantial towns with wide powers of local
self-government. * The intensive colonising activity of the Romans impressed
Greek observers such as Philip V. of Macedon (see his letter to the people of
Larissa, ...
Those of the second century were substantial towns with wide powers of local
self-government. * The intensive colonising activity of the Romans impressed
Greek observers such as Philip V. of Macedon (see his letter to the people of
Larissa, ...
Pagina 572
490) paid their provincial towns follow suit. ... No town of any size in the Roman
empire eventually lacked its bath or theatre. ... The towns of Gaul, alike in the
centre and the south, still provided themselves with fortifications; but London and
...
490) paid their provincial towns follow suit. ... No town of any size in the Roman
empire eventually lacked its bath or theatre. ... The towns of Gaul, alike in the
centre and the south, still provided themselves with fortifications; but London and
...
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