The Decline of the Roman Republic, Volume 1Bell & Daldy, 1864 |
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... jugera , as we are told by one of the writers who are included under the title of Gromatici Scriptores . These lands which were sold were named Agri Quaestorii , because they were sold by the Roman quaestors . Another part of this land ...
... jugera , as we are told by one of the writers who are included under the title of Gromatici Scriptores . These lands which were sold were named Agri Quaestorii , because they were sold by the Roman quaestors . Another part of this land ...
Page 147
... jugera of land to live on or even three times that amount . It seems likely that for some time after two orders existed in the state in consequence of the legal constitution of the Plebs , the Public Land was occupied only by Patricians ...
... jugera of land to live on or even three times that amount . It seems likely that for some time after two orders existed in the state in consequence of the legal constitution of the Plebs , the Public Land was occupied only by Patricians ...
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... jugera or more , as the case might be , of land assigned or given in owner- ship to Plebeians , may have been the portion of those who were under the power of their political superiors . But the settlement of this question is not ...
... jugera or more , as the case might be , of land assigned or given in owner- ship to Plebeians , may have been the portion of those who were under the power of their political superiors . But the settlement of this question is not ...
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... jugera of land ( agri ) . Neither the passage of Livy nor that of Varro in which the terms of the enactment are recorded , speaks of this limitation applying to the Public Land . The expression is simply land ( ager , agri ) , from ...
... jugera of land ( agri ) . Neither the passage of Livy nor that of Varro in which the terms of the enactment are recorded , speaks of this limitation applying to the Public Land . The expression is simply land ( ager , agri ) , from ...
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... jugera of land . ' But in course of time the law was evaded and the rich ' at last openly got possession of the greater part of the public lands in their own names . ' He adds that ' C. Laelius , the friend of Scipio , attempted to ...
... jugera of land . ' But in course of time the law was evaded and the rich ' at last openly got possession of the greater part of the public lands in their own names . ' He adds that ' C. Laelius , the friend of Scipio , attempted to ...
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