L'Africa romana: linee di storia istituzionale

Giuseppe Zecchini

L'Africa romana: linee di storia istituzionale

Translated title of the contribution: Roman Africa: lines of institutional history

Giuseppe Zecchini

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A short survey of the administrative evolution of Roman Africa since 146 B.C. to the Vandal conquest: Roman Africa flourished through a special relationship with Rome, Spain and the Western (Latin) Empire and native people became integrated in the Roman system; after the Vandal conquest and until the Arab invasion they were back to being a passive subject of history.

Translated title of the contribution	Roman Africa: lines of institutional history
Original language	Italian
Title of host publication	Africa / Ifriqiya: il Maghreb nella storia religiosa di Cristianesimo e Islam
Publisher	Libreria Editrice Vaticana, Fondazione Ambrosiana Paolo VI
Pages	77-94
Number of pages	18
ISBN (Print)	978-88-209-9592-8
Publication status	Published - 2016

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Roman History

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