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municipia

Official Roman status, below the rank of colonia, granted to a provincial town as the first stage of full romanization. Its members were not full Roman citizens, unless they had been a magistrate or other high official. Verumlamium (St. Albans) is the only municipium known of in Britain, though there may have been others.



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6) Gregory paid scant attention to the Babel story itself, citing it only once to say that every sinful lover of the world imitates the example of the tower-builders: 'mundi amatores carnalis vitae construunt municipium, quod ad vim ventorum, et impetus .
They renamed the site Municipium Emporiae and for roughly 100 years it was occupied, until the more accessible ports at Tarraco (Tarragona) and Barcino (Barcelona) led the Romans to abandon it.
The successors of Cargores and his grandson Habis reigned and were free until the Romans came: the conventus of Braccara was free from Brutus, and Lisbon was a free municipium.
 
 
 
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