The products of the land were allocated to his Roman subjects that worked it, giving to the Lombards a third (tertia) of crops.

After this rebellion, Liuvigild reportedly demanded that his Roman subjects convert to Arianism.

They were crushed in 15 BC by Tiberius, and became Roman subjects, playing the part as mercenaries.

Like most borderland tribes, they were looked upon as barbarians by the Romans even though they had been Roman subjects for more than five centuries.

A ban on enlistments by Roman subjects was lifted in the sixth century, and their composition became mixed.

In return, they would be subject to military service, but would be treated the same as other Roman subjects.

The treaty describes the Latin cities of Lavinium and Ardea, among others, as "Roman subjects".

On his arrival there he hastened to the relief of some Roman subjects who were hard pressed by the Lusitanians.

Illiterate Roman subjects would have someone such as a government scribe (scriba) read or write their official documents for them.

He occasionally painted views of Welsh and Lancashire scenery, but his chief excellence lay in his Roman subjects.