A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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The cities of Campania had been given the half - franchise , with prospect of ultimate promotion to full rights . The Samnites and other tribes which were unripe for incorporation in the Roman political system were given the less ...
The cities of Campania had been given the half - franchise , with prospect of ultimate promotion to full rights . The Samnites and other tribes which were unripe for incorporation in the Roman political system were given the less ...
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Litigation was so popular among the legally minded Romans that it is not surprising that much attention was given to the study of law ; and at the beginning of the next century we find eminent jurists such as Scaevola and Sulpicius who ...
Litigation was so popular among the legally minded Romans that it is not surprising that much attention was given to the study of law ; and at the beginning of the next century we find eminent jurists such as Scaevola and Sulpicius who ...
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Petronius , a writer of Nero's day , has left us a ludicrous sketch of a banquet given by one such man , Trimalchio by name . Trimalchio , we are given to understand , came originally as a slave from Syria , bought his freedom ...
Petronius , a writer of Nero's day , has left us a ludicrous sketch of a banquet given by one such man , Trimalchio by name . Trimalchio , we are given to understand , came originally as a slave from Syria , bought his freedom ...
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THE ROMAN REPUBLIC | 2 |
CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 3 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
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