From the Gracchi to Nero: A History of Rome from 133 B.C. to A.D. 68Methuen, 1970 - 484 Seiten |
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... colonies were founded inland in N. Italy . These approximated more closely to the Latin colonies ( on which see below ) , but the Roman colonies , unlike the Latin , were not true respublicae , though very gradually they acquired a ...
... colonies were founded inland in N. Italy . These approximated more closely to the Latin colonies ( on which see below ) , but the Roman colonies , unlike the Latin , were not true respublicae , though very gradually they acquired a ...
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... colonies . Whereas the older Roman colonies had been primarily military centres and secondarily outlets for surplus population , now commercial motives were not overlooked . Two colonies were established in southern Italy , Minervia at ...
... colonies . Whereas the older Roman colonies had been primarily military centres and secondarily outlets for surplus population , now commercial motives were not overlooked . Two colonies were established in southern Italy , Minervia at ...
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... COLONIES . The sources for these measures are in- adequate and obscure in detail . For the Gallic allotments see App . BC , 1 , 29 ; for the colonies in Sicily and Greece see de vir . illustr . 73 ( these may have been intended for the ...
... COLONIES . The sources for these measures are in- adequate and obscure in detail . For the Gallic allotments see App . BC , 1 , 29 ; for the colonies in Sicily and Greece see de vir . illustr . 73 ( these may have been intended for the ...
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