- The
jugerum or
juger (Latin: iūgerum,
iūgera, iūger, or iugus) was a
Roman unit of area,
equivalent to a
rectangle 240 Roman feet in
length and 120 feet...
- were from 18–108
iugera. (One
iugerum was
equal to
about 0.65
acres or a
quarter of a hectare). Medium-sized
farms were from 80–500
iugera.
Large estates...
- colonists,
pedites received 50
iugera of land each,
centuriones received 100
iugera each, and
equites received 140
iugera each.
Either at the
founding or...
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Small farms were from 18 to 88
iugera (one
iugerum is
equal to
about 0.65 acre). Medium-sized
farms were from 80 to 500
iugera (singular iugerum).
Large estates...
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closing the verse: dīvitiās
alius fulvō sibi
congerat aurō et
teneat cultī
iūgera multa solī "Let
another man pile up
riches for
himself with
yellow gold...
-
limited the
amount of the ager
publicus to be held by any
individual to 500
iugera,
roughly 325
acres (1.32 km2). In the half
century following the Battle...
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introduced an
extensive new tax
system based on
heads (capita) and land (
iugera) – with one
iugerum equal to
approximately 0.65 acres – and tied to a new...
- king of Kent, to Eardwulf, bishop, to
augment his monastery;
grant of 1.5
iugera in the
northern part of the city of Rochester.
Latin with bounds". Retrieved...
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cultivate for more than a year" ("Vivunt et
rigidi Getae, /
immetata quibus iugera liberas /
fruges et
Cererem ferunt, / nec
cultura placet longior annua")...
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charter that Prangarda’s
dowry included lands totalling at
least one
thousand iugera (roughly 650 acres) in
Parma and Reggio. With Manfred,
Prangarda had several...
