10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «POMOERIUM»
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Ancient Rome: With a map of ancient Rome and numerous ...
14), that the pomoerium must have been carried on to its termination. Indeed the
Porta Romanula, one of the gates of the Romuleau city, lay, as we shall presently
see, on the NW. side, a little to the N. of the spot whence Tacitus commences ...
2
A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography by Various ...
14). that the pomoerium must have been carried on to its termination. Indeed the
Ports Romanula, one of the gates of the Rornulean city, lay, as we shall presently
see, on the NW. side, a little to the N. of the spot whence Tacitus commences ...
3
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography
The line of the furrow, or boundary of the pomoerium, was marked by stones or
cippu The name pomoerium was also extended to another open space within the
walls which was kept free from buildings. The matter is very clearly explained by
...
4
A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography
The name pomoerium was also extended to another open space within the walls
which was kept free from buildings. The matter is very clearly explained by
Livyinthe following passage: — " Pomoerium, verbi vim solum intuentes,
postmoerium ...
5
A dictionary of Greek and Roman antiquities, ed. by W. Smith
POMOE'RIUM. This word is compounded of post and moerinm (murus), in the
same manner as pomcridiem of post and meridiem, and thus signifies a line
running by the walls of a town ( pone or post muros). The pomoerium, however,
did not ...
Greek antiquities, William Smith (sir), sir William Smith, 1848
6
Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography: 2: Iabadius-Zymethus
14), that the pomoerium must have been carried on to its termination. Indeed the
Ports Romannla, one of the gates of the Bomulean city, lay, as we shall presently
see, on the NW. side, a little to the N. of the spot whence Tacitus commences his
...
7
A manual of Roman antiquities
Stones have been found in various places around Rome, which commemorate
the extension of the pomoerium by Augustus and Claudius, and we give an
inscription copied from one of these, which possesses peculiar interest, from
exhibiting ...
William Wardlaw Ramsay, 1863
8
A Manual of Roman Antiquities: With Numerous Illustrations
Stones have been found in various places around Rome, which commemorate
the extension of the pomoerium by Augustus and Claudius, and we give an
inscription copied from one of these, which possesses peculiar interest, from
exhibiting ...
9
A DICTIONARY OF GREEK AND ROMAN ANTIQUITIES
Dionysus* states that, down to his time, nobody had extended the pomoerium
since the time of King Ser- Tius, although we know from authentic sources that at
least Augustus enlarged the pomcerium,* and the same is said of Sulla and J.
10
History of Rome [by H. Malden].
The Avenfine, whether it were within the wall of Servius or not, was certainly not
within the pomoerium, and the reason was, that the settlers upon it were
Plebeians.t At a later period, when the Patricians had encroached upon it, the
exclusive ...
