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	Municipium - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Their citizens were called upon to pay the same dues and perform the same service in the legions as full Roman citizens, but were deprived of the chief privileges of citizenship, those of voting in the Comitia (jus suffragii), and of holding Roman magistracies (jus honorum).
		233) that jurisdiction was entrusted in every municipium to praefecti juri dicundo sent out from Rome to represent the Praetor Urbanus.2 The conferment of municipality can therefore hardly have been regarded as other than an imposing of burdens, even in the case of those cities which retained control of their own affairs.
		The term municipium was no longer confined to a particular class of Italian towns but was adopted as a convenient name for all urban communities of Roman citizens in Italy.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Municipium (2674 words)

	Municipium - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A municipium was the second highest class of a Roman city, and was inferior in status to the colonia.
		The essence of the municipium was that it was self governing.
		A municipium was governed by a council of four annually elected officials, all under the thumb of Roman rule.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Municipium (192 words)

	Klostermauer des Rottweiler Dominikanerkonvents 13.Jahrhundert
		Kastell III hatte seine Funktion erfüllt und konnte aufgegeben werden.
		Die Schutzfunktion für das Municipium Arae Flaviae ging über an die Besatzung von Kastell II auf dem linken Neckarufer (s.o.).
		Das zum Municipium Arae Flaviae, der römischen Stadt zwischen Neckar und Prim, gehörende Bad 1 haben die im Kastell III als Baukommando stationierten Veteranen als Neusiedler der römischen Stadt mit ihren Familien in vespasianischer Zeit (Bauinschrift als Gründungsurkunde 75 n.Chr.) mit Ziegeln der von 70 – 102 n.Chr.
	www.uni-tuebingen.de /RW-MUSEUM/rw/rwkat21.htm (3200 words)

	CEDANT: Second 'Collegio di Diritto Romano'
		The inaccurate use of the notions of municipium and colonia implies the extension to the municipes of some attributes originally belonging to the coloniae : this improper use is attested in fragments of Ulpian (e.g.
		The controversial chapter 93 is a later integration to the original text of the law, as it was outlined in the general model for municipal laws, which originally referred to the communities of Roman law.
		The municipal dimension is grounded on a double network of relationships: those between the city as a political and juridical entity and its territory, and those between the local dimension of the municipium and Rome, the centre of the Empire and the exemplary model for its peripheries.
	iuscivile.com /information/CEDANT/2004.shtml (3996 words)

	Archaeological Prospection 2001 - Carnuntum
		Hadrian (117 - 138 A.D.)elevated the settlement of Carnuntum to a municipium in the course of his visit to the Danube provinces.
		In the centre of the municipium a large forum (66 x 145 m) was built, which was discovered some years ago by archaeological prospection.
		To the south of the municipium an amphitheatrum (Amphitheater II) was erected.
	www.univie.ac.at /archeo2001/carn2.html (1315 words)

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		\par The "new municipium" is the outcome of a process aimed to transform local municipalities from b}{\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 u}{\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 reaucratic administration offices towards self-government social workshops.
		\par The new municipium pays more attention to r}{\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 e}{\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 gional identities, and founds development projects on the valorization of local heritage, against exog}{\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 e}{ \lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 nous dispossession and destruction of this heritage; it promotes the rebuilding of common spaces for local societies, as places for decision-making about the community's future.
		\par }{\expnd0\expndtw2\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 The new municipium assumes an extensive defin}{\expnd0\expndtw2\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 i}{\expnd0\expndtw2\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 tion of heritag e, identified with the peoples and places, including their environment, landscape, u}{\expnd0\expndtw2\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 r}{\expnd0\expndtw2\lang1033\langfe1040\langnp1033 ban characters and values, knowledge, cultures, arts and crafts, in uniqueness of living between past and future.
	www.planum.net /topics/documents/charter-en.rtf (1115 words)

	Lex Fabia de Oppidis et Municipiis (Nova Roma) - NovaRoma
		A "municipium" shall be a local group of at least thirty-five members.
		The foedus shall clearly define the following: the official name of the municipium; its geographical limits; the existence of comitia municipalia; the titles, duties and rights of its magistrates; the procedures for the election of its magistrates; the procedures for the maintenance of its album civium.
		The Senate must be informed of any change to the municipium's foedus, and shall then, after any appropriate discussions with the municipium, issue a senatus consultum either endorsing the change or withdrawing official approval from the municipium.
	www.novaroma.org /wiki/Lex_Fabia_de_Oppidis_et_Municipiis_(Nova_Roma) (1312 words)

	Municipium
		A municipium was a Roman city of the second highest rank.
		A municipium was the second-highest rank of Roman city, following after colonia.
		Only one municipium is known to have been established in Roman Britain, at Verulamium (St. Albans).
	www.britainexpress.com /History/roman/municipium.htm (107 words)

	Municipium - WCD (Wiki Classical Dictionary) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		A municipium was originally the Roman term for a town the inhabitants of which, called municipes, only possessed part of the rights of Roman citizenship, viz.
		The second class, which had no senate, magistrates, or popular assembly of its own, and was governed directly by Rome, consisted of the praefecturae (q.v.
		Gradually the towns in the provinciae received municipal rights, till finally Caracalla made all towns of the empire municipia.
	www.ancientlibrary.com /wcd/Municipium (449 words)

	OeAI - St. Poelten
		The developed zone of the Roman municipium could be relatively precisely localized, and the development of the high mediaeval city (its location, extent and in parts even its street system), with its kernel, the monastery of St. Hippolytus founded in 790 A.D., could be clarified as being heavily influenced by the Roman settlement.
		The attack of the Marcomanni bestowed upon the municipium a thorough destruction through fire (in spring of 170 A.D.?), while in the late Severan period it appears once again to have suffered a catastrophic fate (at enemy hands?).
		In addition, questions of cultural history, having to do with daily life and craft work in the municipium, as well as regional and transregional trade relationships, are in the foreground.
	www.oeai.at /eng/inland/stpoelt.html (747 words)

	Romans in Britain - Settlements, towns and cities
		The Roman equivalents were municipium, vicus, oppidum, urbs, civitas.
		London became a municipium towards the end of the first century, but was never part of the local government network.
		It was the capital of Britannia and probably promoted to colonia in the fourth century and given the honourary title of Augusta.
	www.romans-in-britain.org.uk /arl_settlements_towns_cities.htm (1978 words)

	Romanitas (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The status of Saguntum as a municipium was relatively unusual, as this title was usually reserved for Italian (Latin-speaking) communities that had been conquered by Rome after the collapse of the Latin League.
		This status was rarely given to provinces of the north (such as those in Spain) or to the Greek-speaking provinces of the east.
		The Roman presence in Saguntum began in the 2nd century B.C. when a settlement of veterans was established, increasing the size and importance of the town, which had previously been inhabited by native Spaniards.
	abacus.bates.edu /~jimboden/romanitas.htm (594 words)

	OeAI - Flavia Solva
		In the north-east section of the southern Norican municipium
		In its largest extent, the Municipium occupied an area of ca.
		Before prospection began, 41 building complexes were known at Flavia Solva; from this number, however, only a few had been investigated using modern methods, while the majority had been only superficially revealed by W. Schmid in the first decades of the 20th century, along the exterior wall.
	www.oeai.at /eng/inland/solva.html (819 words)

	Athena Review 2,3: Romans on the Danube: Carnuntum
		Surrounded by the canabae, the legionary camp sat on a ridge overlooking the Danube to the north.
		Between the canabae and municipium is an ancient burial route with examples of tombstones that once lined the roads between towns.
		Burial within towns was forbidden by the Roman Law of the 12 Tables.The municipium or civilian town of Carnuntum lies beneath and west of modern Petronell.
	www.athenapub.com /carnun1.htm (764 words)

	Towns in Germania Inferior: Atuatuca (Tongeren)
		It is true that in the second century CE, many Roman towns north of the Alps start calling themselves municipia, and this has often been interpreted as some sort of special status that signified the town's successful romanization.
		The easiest explanation for the rise of the name municipium is that the word had no technical meaning, but was recognized as ancient.
		The Municipium Tungrorum was, therefore, linguistically part of the Roman world.
	www.livius.org /to-ts/tongeren/atuatuca.html (680 words)

	RAIXE VENETE
		The word Municipium comes from the Latin "munus capere" which means "assuming the obligations" (as a Roman citizen).
		The creation of the municipium Tarvisanum in this period is proven by various inscriptions.
		The figure is quite interesting: a drawing, published by Avogaro, of a stone tablet where a freedman of the Municipium of Tarvisium, Lucius Publicius Eutiches, is mentioned.
	www.raixevenete.net /documenti/doc62.asp (2061 words)

	Bed & Breakfast: Sant Antioco.
		Il paese è raggiungibile dalla strada statale 130 che da Cagliari conduce a S.Antioco attraverso Villamassargia e Carbonia, S.Antioco è subito visibile dall'istmo e nelle giornate più belle spicca nelle sue acque cristalline, quindi passando accanto al ponte romano si arriva al centro abitato transitando su un ponte moderno.
		Being the seat of the “Municipium Romanum” during the civil war it fought on the side of Pompeius.
		Als Sitz des Municipium Romanum’ schlug sie sich während des Bürgerkrieges auf die Seite von Pompeius.
	www.berenicebb.com (1199 words)

	Municipium
		Every day top quality chefs of the Restaurant “Municipium” through quality, freshness and deliciously prepared and tastefully decorated meals prove their quality, also in the catering segment which has satisfied even the most demanding guests at certain occasions such as:
		At those occasions the guests are offered imaginative snacks such as various fish and meat delicacies, while vegetarians can also find something for their satisfaction.
		The minimum number of people for catering service of the restaurant “Municipium” is 20 people.
	www.municipium.hr /english/catering.htm (179 words)

	Island Rab, Private accomodations, Informations about island Rab
		The emporer Octavian Augustus ordered to built walls for defense and fortresses to protect the city and their colonies.
		This statement is confirmed by a 15 cm high amfora which was found 1896 in a grave in Nin next to Zadar on which is standing “Felix Arba”.
		During the whole Middle Ages the town keeps his tradition of a municipium (as a roman community at the time of byzantian dominion over dalmatia, Beginning XI.
	www.lupic.net /indexen.php (643 words)

	Municipium Iasorum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		The southern border of the civitas lay between the Dráva and Sava, and the southern neighbors of the Iasi were the Celtic Varciani and the Pannonian Oseriates, the Breuci lived south east of them.
		To the east, the neighborhood of Daruvár was still Iasi territory; this is evident not only from the inscription municipium Iasorum we already mentioned, but all the other inscriptions of which knew from earlier days and which were found in Daruvár also mention a res publica Iasorum.
		The eastern border of the civitas was identical with the border that was divided into Pannonia Superior and Pannonia Inferior from Trajan's time: The Iasi lived in Pannonia Superior, but their eastern neighbors, the Andizetes, already belonged to Pannonia Inferior.
	www.acronet.net /~magyar/english/96-10/szarme.htm (5888 words)

	CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Thacia Montana
		An inscription discovered in the ruins known as Henshir Bedji, among them a church, near Bordj Messaoudi, seems to indicate that this was the site of the municipium of Thacia, to which Wadi Tasaa, or Tessa, also owes its name.
		It was located on the highway between Carthage and Theveste, midway between Musti (Mest) and Drusiliana (Khanguet Kdim), Tunisia.
		Ravennat." (151); it was fortified during the Byzantine period, and at the end of 545 the Byzantine general, John, was defeated and slain there.
	www.newadvent.org /cathen/14552b.htm (242 words)

	Teanum Apulum - LoveToKnow 1911 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		It submitted to Rome in 318 B.C., being then the chief town of Apulia.
		It was afterwards known as Teanum Apulum, and was a municipium.
		Some ruins and an old bridge over the Fortore still exist.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Teanum_Apulum (123 words)

	Cecas provinciales romanas en la Tarraconensis (II)
		Antigua ceca ibérica de iltirtar e iltirta que después de dos siglos de acuñación y convertida en Municipium Ilerda, finalizó sus emisiones en tiempos de Augusto (alrededor del año 13 a.C.) con un par de series de bronce en las que figura el antiguo lobo totémico de la ciudad, pero romanizado y convertido en loba.
		Convertido en el romano "Municipium Urbs Victrix Osca", continuó su emisiones de ases, semis y cuadrantes, desde Augusto hasta tiempos de Calígula, manteniendo el antiguo jinete lancero e incorporando la iconografía imperial con los bustos de los emperadores pero evitando las coronas cívicas y su denominación de Municipium.
		Convertida en Municipium Segobriga acuñó ases, semises y cuadrantes, con los bustos de Augusto, Tiberio y Calígula, primero con el jinete lancero (ases), palma y toro (cuadrantes), para finalizar totalmente romanizada empleando sólo la corona de roble.
	www.tesorillo.com /hispania/2prov_hisp4.htm (1032 words)

	Municipium
		Municipium bezeichnete im Römischen Reich ursprünglich eine Bundesstadt d.
		Seit dem Latinerkrieg 338 haben Bürger von municipia cum suffragio alle Rechte des römischen Bürgers die der municipia sine suffragio mussten im Heer dienen und Steuern ohne jedoch Stimm- und Ehrenrechte zu genießen.
		Die lex Julia municipalis 90 erhob alle Landstädte Italiens zum municipium vollem Bürgerrecht sodass seitdem das Wort überhaupt Landstadt" bedeutet.
	www.uni-protokolle.de /Lexikon/Municipium.html (114 words)

	Find in a Library: Some obsevations on a late book call'd Municipium ecclesiasticum, and the defence of it both written ...
		Find in a Library: Some obsevations on a late book call'd Municipium ecclesiasticum, and the defence of it both written by Mr.
		Some obsevations on a late book call'd Municipium ecclesiasticum, and the defence of it both written by Mr.
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	www.worldcatlibraries.org /wcpa/ow/543aafb793579a15.html (101 words)

	46 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Settlement at Celje got municipal rights and named municipium Claudia Celeia.
		All is still licensed under the GNU FDL.
		My young dame upon the floor, while I stood very glum at the thought of the prize would shoot me an arch glance, as much as to say that her pinions.
	www.termsdefined.net /46/46.html (223 words)

	Italian Visits - All about Italy - The Roman Ruins of Carsulae
		Carsulae - The Ruins of a Roman Municipium
		In due course, during the age of Emperor Augustus, Carsulae became a Roman municipium.
		It was during his reign that a number of major works, including the amphitheatre, most of the forum, and a marble-clad arch (now called the Arch of San Damiano) at the north entrance were built.
	www.italianvisits.com /places/carsulae (1014 words)

	restaurant (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-09)
		Zum Beispiel bieten wir Scampi «Municipium Arba» in kaltgepresstem Olivenöl mit Basilikum Bruschetta auf einheimischen Tomaten, oder einen Meeresfrüchtesalat «Nikola Zara» oder Schweinefilet auf Rosmarin nach Art von Juraj Baraković.
		Neben romantischen Abendessen auf unserer Terasse bei Kerzenlicht und einem guten Glas Wein und bei einem unvergesslichem Blick auf den Hafen und den Platz Municipium Arba richten wir auch Hochzeiten, Geschäftsessen und andere Festlichkeiten aus in unseren stilistisch eingerichteten Räumlichkeiten, die umgeben sind von gut erhaltenem Mauerwerk und antiken Holzbalken.
		We serve for example scampis “Municipium Arba” with virgin olive oil and basil bruschetta and domestic tomatoes.
	www.astoria-rab.com /restaurant.htm (529 words)

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