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Roman cities in Italy and Dalmatia (1910)

Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859-1923 · New York : Sturgis & Walton company · leaf 31

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m Latin, were Lanuvium, in this sea-belt, her sacred Mecca, which she 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… … ROMAN CITIES 5 Home; for example, in the majority of suchtowns 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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