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Homesteading
Public Lands and Agrarian Laws of the Roman Republic
Andrew Stephenson
119 pages~2 hr 22 min read42 chapters$1.99
Who owned Rome's conquered land, and who was pushed off it? Stephenson traces the fight over the ager publicus: Quiritarian ownership, the founding of colonies, and the agrarian laws that shook the Republic. A close study of land, law, and power at the root of Roman politics. History for anyone who thinks about who holds the ground.
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42 chapters
- 1PUBLIC LANDS AND AGRARIAN LAWS
- 2ROMAN REPUBLIC
- 3PREFACE.
- 4TABLE OF CONTENTS.
- 5PUBLIC LANDS AND AGRARIAN LAWS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC.
- 6CHAPTER I.
- 7SEC. 1.—LANDED PROPERTY.
- 8SEC. 2.—QUIRITARIAN OWNERSHIP.
- 9SEC. 3.—AGER PUBLICUS.
- 10SEC. 4.—ROMAN COLONIES.
- 11Table of Latin Colonies in Italy.
- 12Table of Civic Colonies in Italy.
- 13CHAPTER II.
- 14SEC. 5.—LEX CASSIA.
- 15SEC. 6.—AGRARIAN MOVEMENTS BETWEEN 486 AND 367.
- 16(a).—Extension of Territory of conquest up to the year 367 B.C.
- 17(b).—Colonies Founded between 454 and 367.
- 18CIVIC COLONIES.
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