Fig. 2. (a) Tombstone of Aebutius, showing the grcma. (b) Inscriptionon boundary-stone, (c) Limes GraccJianus. U ~Kand the latter 40 feet in width. The land was then mapped out in square lots called centuriae, the sides of which normally measured 2,400 Roman feet. The term cenhiria is explained as…
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