2), pp.

340 foll.; L.Hahn, _Rom und Romanismus im griechisch-roem.

Osten_ (Leipzig, 1906).] The west offers a different spectacle.

Here Rome found races that were not yet civilized, yet were racially capable of accepting her culture.
Here, accordingly, her conquests differed from the two forms of conquest with which modern men are most familiar.

We know well enough the rule of civilized white men over uncivilized Africans, who seem sundered for ever from their conquerors by a broad physical distinction.