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Ramsay MacMullen

Romanization in the Time of Augustus, 1901, p.30

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Título:
Africa
Autor: Ramsay MacMullen
Assuntos: Applied arts ; Architecture ; Arts ; Buildings ; Capital cities ; Cities ; Colonies ; Dwellings ; Emperors ; Government ; Government officials ; Heads of state ; Human geography ; Institutional buildings ; Legislative bodies ; Legislatures ; Metropolitan areas ; Monarchs ; Palaces ; Plastic arts ; Political geography ; Political science ; Religious buildings ; Residential buildings ; Sculpture ; Sculpture in the round ; Social sciences ; Statues ; Temples ; Towns ; Upper houses ; Villages ; Visual arts
É parte de: Romanization in the Time of Augustus, 1901, p.30
Descrição: Along the coast of North Africa in Augustus’ time from Leptis as far as Tingis, the urban centers had all been absorbed into the empire. They appeared to be almost all that was worth absorbing, excepting only the hinterland of Carthage; and that, too, was taken over. Each port of course had some farming territory around it, and might seem to invite occupation on that account; certainly Carthaginian lands were very inviting, and steps had been taken to open them up to Roman settlers in the second century; but the decisive advance was made only by Caesar, with his veteran
Editor: Yale University Press
Idioma: Inglês

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