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Cristina Soraci, « Diritto latino, cittadinanza romana e municipalizzazione: trasformazioni graduali e progressive in Sicilia tra Cesare e Augusto », Dialogues d'histoire ancienne, ID : 10.3917/dha.441.0037
Latin Law, Roman Citizenship and Municipalization : Gradual and Progressive Transformations in Sicily between Caesar and Augustus. Around 46 BC, Caesar granted Latin law to the Sicilians ; Roman citizenship, subsequently released by Anthony, was, nevertheless, quickly revoked : only thanks to Augustus the legal status of the inhabitants became gradually and more consistently uniform. With regard to the constitutional regimes, the transformation in Sicily of some cities into coloniae or municipia took place in stages, not due to the Caesarian measure but during the time of Augustus ; it was preceded by the introduction of the duovirate.