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Inevitably, these relationships spread beyond the city of Rome and its territory, as
Rome came into contact with places and peoples more and more remote — first
to Italy, then to the provinces, 'free' cities and even neighbouring monarchs.
Inevitably, these relationships spread beyond the city of Rome and its territory, as
Rome came into contact with places and peoples more and more remote — first
to Italy, then to the provinces, 'free' cities and even neighbouring monarchs.
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The same — from the Roman point of view — applied to the small strip of Tunisia
which was all that was left of Carthage and its empire.1* But Greece, despite all
the troubles her cities had caused, was, for the most part, still not put under direct
...
The same — from the Roman point of view — applied to the small strip of Tunisia
which was all that was left of Carthage and its empire.1* But Greece, despite all
the troubles her cities had caused, was, for the most part, still not put under direct
...
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Having assigned it to cities and kings and to the Roman People as far as
administration was concerned, he held the mortgage-bonds; and, unlike a
modem investor in foreign states, he could be sure that financial control meant
political control, ...
Having assigned it to cities and kings and to the Roman People as far as
administration was concerned, he held the mortgage-bonds; and, unlike a
modem investor in foreign states, he could be sure that financial control meant
political control, ...
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H THE ECONOMIC MOTIVE | 16 |
HI THE SENATE AGAINST EXPANSION | 29 |
NEW INTERESTS AND NEW ATTITUDES | 44 |
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