Los miembros de la asamblea celta : Notas para su estudio

Authors

  • Joaquin Muñiz Coello Universidad de Huelva

Abstract

The classic sources insist upon the large powers which were assumed by the popular assemblies in the celtic world. In our paper we try to settle the kind of this power, the inspiring principles and the different interests what are represented. We relate the celtic cultures of Galia, Germania and Hispania.

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Vol. 3 (2000): Lo sagrado en el proceso de municipalización del occidente latino

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Varia

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