Monitoring the course of the development of the Roman system of government in the province of Numidia (27 BC - 284 AD) - an analytical study –

Abstract

The topic of observing the course of development of the Roman system of government in the province of Numidia during the first imperial reign ( 27 BC - 284 A.D.), studying the most important arrangements that prevailed in the organization of the Numidian territory during the imposition of Roman systems of government, and to clarify this, we followed a chronological approach starting with its integration within the proconsular entity, and its presence within it led to its monitoring in the form of a phase embodied in ( unification, extension, and then Division), , each stage is the result of procedures and reforms that were intended to achieve efficiency in the management by resurrecting the province within an independent entity, highlighting how the Roman power administered the Numidian territory during that period, and thus revealing the most important changes that made the history of the region a history of successive systems.