The History of Rome 3
The History of Rome 3
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ITiis measure related primarily to Italy proper, which ^1 of ®*' ^^^ ^''™^ extended northward little beyond Lntin rights Ancoua and Florence, In Cisalpine Gaul, which on tho itBJian was in the eye of the law a foreign countryj but in administration and colonization had long passed as part of Italy, all the Latin colonies were treated like the Italian communities. Of the other hitherto allied townships in that quarter those — ^not very numerous— situ- ated on the south side of the Po received th...e franchise ; but the country between the Po and the Alps was in conse- quence of a law brought in by the consul Strabo in 665 differently treated. It was organized afler the Italian civic constitution, so that the communiUei not adapted for this, more especially the townships in the Alpine valleys, were assigned to particular towns as de» pendent and tributary villages. These new town-communi- ties, however, were not presented with the Roman franchise, but, by means of the legal fiction that they were Latin colo- nies, were invested with those rights which had hitherto belonged to the Latin towns of inferior privileges.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ITiis measure related primarily to Italy proper, which ^1 of ®*' ^^^ ^''™^ extended northward little beyond Lntin rights Ancoua and Florence, In Cisalpine Gaul, which on tho itBJian was in the eye of the law a foreign countryj but in administration and colonization had long passed as part of Italy, all the Latin colonies were treated like the Italian communities. Of the other hitherto allied townships in that quarter those — ^not very numerous— situ- ated on the south side of the Po received th...e franchise ; but the country between the Po and the Alps was in conse- quence of a law brought in by the consul Strabo in 665 differently treated. It was organized afler the Italian civic constitution, so that the communiUei not adapted for this, more especially the townships in the Alpine valleys, were assigned to particular towns as de» pendent and tributary villages. These new town-communi- ties, however, were not presented with the Roman franchise, but, by means of the legal fiction that they were Latin colo- nies, were invested with those rights which had hitherto belonged to the Latin towns of inferior privileges.
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