- 1Title page
- 2Preface
- 3Sec. 1 — Landed Property
- 4Sec. 2 — Quiritarian Ownership
- 5Sec. 3 — Ager Publicus
- 6Sec. 4 — Roman Colonies
- 7Table of Latin Colonies in Italy
- 8Table of Civic Colonies in Italy
- 9Sec. 5 — Lex Cassia
- 10Sec. 6 — Agrarian Movements Between 486 and 367
- 11(a). — Extension of Territory of conquest up to the year 367 B.C
- 12(b). — Colonies Founded between 454 and 367 · Civic Colonies · Lati…
- 13Sec. VIII — Agrarian Movements Between 367 and 133
- 14(a) — Extension of Territory by Conquest between 367 and 133
- 15(b) — Colonies Founded between 367 and 133 · (a). Civic Colonies —…
- 16Sec. 9 — Latifundia
- 17Sec. 10 — The Influence of Slavery
- 18Sec. 11 — Lex Sempronia Tiberiana
- 19Sec. 12 — Lex Sempronia Gaiana
- 20Sec. 13 — Lex Thoria
- 21Argument of the Lex Thoria
- 22I. On the Ager Publicus in Italy
- 23Sec. 14 — Agrarian Movements Between 111 and 86
- 24Sec. 15 — Effect of the Sullan Revolution
- 25Sec. 16 — Agrarian Movements Between 86 and 59
- 26Sec. 17 — Lex Julia Agraria
- 27Sec. 18 — Distribution of Land After the Civil War Between Cæsar an…
- 28Sec. 19 — Distributions from the Death of Cæsar to the Time of Augu…
- 29Finis — Images of the original, accented, Greek quotations
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