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Switzerland in the Roman era

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But even these efforts could not restore peace and order in Switzerland, and numerous settlements were abandoned as their inhabitants fled to more defensible places or to the South. Urban culture faded away as the cities of Nyon and Augusta Raurica were permanently abandoned during the 4th century,
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The great significance of religion in the culture of Roman Switzerland is illustrated by the imposing size and central location of the Roman temples in the cities, as well as by the great number of religious artifacts found by archaeologists. As everywhere in the Empire, the
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belonged not to Roman immigrants, but to members of the Celtic aristocracy who continued to hold their lands and their rank after the Roman conquest. Of the lower classes, much less is known, although there are inscriptions attesting to the existence of guilds
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While the superimposition of Roman culture on the local population appears to have been unproblematic and thorough, the Celtic traditions did not disappear entirely, resulting in a fusion of Roman and local culture that characterized all aspects of society.
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withdrew all troops from the Rhine and the Danube. However, it has been argued that the withdrawal was only temporary and partial, and that Roman control of these rivers was reestablished in 411–413 with the assistance of tribes moving south from Germania.
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Testaments of Roman culture such as baths, floor heating and imported goods (pottery, glass, religious icons and artworks) have been found in even the poorest Roman era dwellings, indicating that Romanization was effective at all levels of society.
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by the 2nd century AD, as the Romans enlisted the native aristocracy to engage in local government, built a network of roads connecting their newly established colonial cities and divided up the area among the
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While the governmental system in the central and western part of Switzerland, as described above, is well documented, nothing of substance is known about the political and administrative system in eastern
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The colonies of Nyon, Aventicum and Augusta Raurica were governed under republican constitutions similar to that of Rome. Most governmental powers were exercised by a pair of magistrates, the
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for the city in which he had lived for a time, or a measure to better control the Helvetii after the events of 69 by implanting a colony of veterans in their midst.
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were raided or sacked by marauding bands. The numerous caches of coins recovered from the period between 250 and 280 attest to the severity of the crisis. Only the
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maintained its Roman traditions longer than the rest of Switzerland, but most of it was eventually assimilated as well, leaving only a small territory where a
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This division, established by Augustus in 22 BC, was accompanied by a redistribution of tribal settlement areas. It remained essentially unchanged until
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for a period of about six centuries, beginning with the step-by-step conquest of the area by Roman armies from the 2nd century BC and ending with the
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The colonies of Nyon and Augusta Raurica at first had little cultural influence beyond their immediate surroundings. After Roman military defeats in
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As the Empire's frontiers receded to the Rhine, Switzerland once again became a border area. Its defenses were strengthened, especially under
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tribes of the area were subjugated by successive Roman campaigns aimed at control of the strategic routes from Italy across the Alps to the
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Thomas S. Burn, Barbarians within the Gates of Rome, A Study of Roman Military Policy with the barbarians, CA 375-425, 1994, pp. 129-147
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as the shield of northern Italy, Rome needed to control both flanks of the mountain range. Thus it had to extend its power to the
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in 12–9 BC and 6–9 AD, the frontier was moved back to the Rhine and guarded by eight legions, of which one, originally
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As oriental religions grew more popular in the later Empire – unlike the traditional Roman cults, they promised rewards in the
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found in Switzerland, some very luxurious, attest to the existence of a wealthy and cultured upper class of landowners. Many
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was not really Romanized until decades after the conquest. The principal Roman settlements in Switzerland were the cities of
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While the Roman presence was always strong in the Alps, where the crucial North-South connection had to be kept open, the
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That conquest was a consequence of the Augustan imperative of securing the Imperial borders. To effectively control the
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and all of Central Europe. The last obstacle in this path were the Raetians. After a first expedition against them by
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and the rights conferred thereby, including the right to vote, to hold public office and to render military service.
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in 15 BC – a campaign also subjugated the Celtic tribes of the Valais and opened the Great St Bernard Pass.
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dialects in everyday use. Local artworks and religious icons of the period exhibit influences of ornamental
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was made possible by the protection of well-defended and distant Imperial borders and a peaceful and smooth
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or Roman allies, but not yet (as has previously been believed) fully subjugating them to Roman sovereignty.
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Roman civilization began to retreat from Swiss territory when it became a border region again after the
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In any case, the fifth century saw the apparently non-violent takeover of western Switzerland by the
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noted in around 360 that "the city was once very illustrious, as its half-ruined buildings attest."
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in 58 BC. After their surrender, Caesar sent the Helvetii home, according them the status of
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communities in Switzerland date after 313, when the religion was officially tolerated with the
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The post-Roman division of Switzerland between the Burgundians and the Alamanni persists in
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was practiced in Switzerland; it had a particularly prominent temple in the center of the
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The Roman era of Switzerland is traditionally held to have ended in 401 AD, when
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Political borders and settlements in the area of Switzerland, 90 to 284 AD
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came under Roman sway by 121 BC and was incorporated into the province of
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brought Raetia – and thereby all of Switzerland – firmly under Roman control.
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Central Europe in 14 AD: Switzerland is divided between the provinces of
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for Roman traffic failed in 57 BC due to strong opposition by the local
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the territory with numerous settlements and built a network of high-quality
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The first part of what is now Switzerland to fall to Rome was the southern
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had brought to Switzerland ended, as elsewhere in the Empire, with the
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Ducrey, Pierre (2006). "Die ersten Kulturen zwischen Alpen und Jura".
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have been found at the site of every Roman settlement in Switzerland.
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up until 260 AD, a time of exceptional peace and prosperity. The
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in 102 BC, the Tigurini returned to settle in the Swiss Plateau.
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in 371, who established a chain of watchtowers along the Rhine from
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in 107 BC, but after the Roman victory over the Teutons at
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Caesar's policy aimed at controlling the territory west of the
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to enter the Swiss plateau. There, cities, villages and most
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of varying sizes built in the western and central part of the
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As for the Swiss plateau, its western and central part up to
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History of Switzerland from 2nd century BC to 5th century AD
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The history of Switzerland under Roman rule was, from the
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to the north, was recognized as a contiguous territory by
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withdrew the legions from the Rhine to fight the usurper
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were the most numerous, but which also included the
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