Definition of Gracchan. Meaning of Gracchan. Synonyms of Gracchan

- been for decades largely occupied without title by Rome's Italian allies. Gracchan claims of Italian rural depo****tion also are contradicted by archaeological...
- or other combinations of Gracchan allies had murdered him. These charges are not believed by modern historians. Some Gracchan supporters were prosecuted...
- he started his political career with election as a commissioner in the Gracchan land commission to distribute public land to poor families. In 126 BC,...
- (like that of his brother) survived; the Roman aristocracy disliked the Gracchan agitation but accepted their policies. In 121, the province of Gallia Narbonensis...
- the end of Pleminius include a timely death in jail during trial. Some Gracchan sympathizers ended up in the Carcer, where the haruspex Herennius Siculus...
- Agrarian laws (from the Latin ager, meaning "land") were laws among the Romans regulating the division of the public lands, or ager publicus. In its broader...
- This history narrates the history of the Romans from the time of the Gracchan tribunates, through the civil wars of Marius, Sulla, Caesar and Pompey...
- Terentius Varro Lucullus and Gaius C****ius Longinus, reviving the original Gracchan scheme. Marcus Porcius Cato further expanded the grain dole during his...
- 3848 from the neighbourhood of Supinum; its character generally is of the Gracchan period, though it might be somewhat earlier. In the Social War (91–87 BC)...
- confirmation of private title to formerly public lands distributed by the Gracchan land commission in Italy, public lands given in exchange for other lands...