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   pomerium
   The sacred boundary of any Roman town or city. The public land that lay inside it could not receive the tombs of the dead, temples to foreign gods, or the army except for triumphs. Magistrates with imperium lost it by crossing the boundary.
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   Pomerium
   Sacred boundary of the city of Rome within which the wearing of war gear was prohibited.
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   Pomerium
   (from the article `Ars Nova`) ...a number of writers who refer to `Italian Ars Nova,` which is also known as Italian trecento music. The most important theorist of this school was ...
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   pomerium
   (from Latin post-moerium, `behind the wall`), in ancient Rome, a sacred open space located just inside the wall surrounding the four hills—the ... [1 related articles]
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   Pomerium
   The pomerium or pomoerium (Latin, from post + moerium > murum, "wall"), was the sacred boundary of the city of Rome. In legal terms, Rome existed only within the pomerium; everything beyond it was simply territory (ager) belonging to Rome. ==Location and extensions== Tradition maintained that it wa...
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