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Celts, Romans & Anquincum |
 | | Aquincum was overseen by a governor, responsible for the army and public administration. |
 | | When Aquincum was conferred municipal status, the local Eraviscan aristocracy, wealthy landowners, rose to acquire significant influence in town government. |
 | | The bloody contests in the amphitheatre were discontinued, and valuable artistic objects connected to the earlier cults, such as sculptures of the gods, fell prey to the new religious enthusiasm. |
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