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Julius Caesar and the foundation of the Roman imperial system . CHAPTER XL CONFERENCE AT LUCCA, AND CAMPAIGN IN BRITTANY. 56 yESAR was fully occupied bothin the winter of 57-56 ,and in the spring which fol-lowed. I Each winter, when hehad accomplished the longand wearisome journey toCisalpine Gaul, the generalhad to take up the role ofjudge, and go his circuits,settling all the arrears ofjurisdiction which had been accumulating duringthe summer. / And there was one of his provinceswhich he had not as yet even visited ; that oflUyria, which had been given him along with Cis-alpine Gaul
Julius Caesar and the foundation of the Roman imperial system . CHAPTER XL CONFERENCE AT LUCCA, AND CAMPAIGN IN BRITTANY. 56 yESAR was fully occupied bothin the winter of 57-56 ,and in the spring which fol-lowed. I Each winter, when hehad accomplished the longand wearisome journey toCisalpine Gaul, the generalhad to take up the role ofjudge, and go his circuits,settling all the arrears ofjurisdiction which had been accumulating duringthe summer. / And there was one of his provinceswhich he had not as yet even visited ; that oflUyria, which had been given him along with Cis-alpine Gaul by the Lex Vatinia. This was thecoast-district east of the Adriatic, the ancient homeof pirates and robbers ; the Roman government 176 .
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