Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859-1923 · New York, Sturgis & Walton Company · leaf 31
e always treatedwith reverence; and Alba, her political fountainhead, leader of the Latin league, whom necessityobliged her to ruthlessly destroy so as to secureher place. This gradual extension of Romeslimits meant, of course, the absorption of thesmaller and weaker adjoining cantons. At firstthis… … ROMAN CITIES 5 Home; for example, in the majority of sucKtowns as Politorium, Tellene, Ficana, Antemnae,Caenina, Collatia and Medullia, most of themin the region of the Anio. But when the popu-lation of Rome was sufficiently large not to re-quire this expedient, the towns were allowed toexist with…
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