Fastes Des Provinces Africaines: (Proconsulaire, Numidie, Maurétanies) Sous La Domination Romaine; Volume 1 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781144138989)

"Fastes Des Provinces Africaines (Proconsulaire, Numidie, Maurétanies) Sous La Domination Romaine, Volume 1" explores the administrative and historical records of the African provinces under Roman rule. Authored by René Cagnat, Augustin Clément Pallu De Lessert, and the Commission De L'Afrique Du Nord, this meticulous work delves into the governance, societal structures, and significant events within Proconsular Africa, Numidia, and the Mauretanias during the Roman era.

Providing invaluable insights into the Roman influence and its lasting impact on North Africa, this volume serves as an essential resource for historians and scholars interested in the complexities of Roman provincial administration and the broader history of Roman civilization. Its detailed account of the key figures and historical milestones offers a comprehensive understanding of the Roman presence in this crucial region.

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