At the time of the Roman Empire, the roads were very important for many reasons, for example to facilitate commerce, the movement of people and the army, as well as the exchange of ideas!
Liguria was crossed by many roads, such as Iulia Augusta, Postumia, Aemilia Scauri and Aurelia. These joined up with other roads, that extended to the borders of the empire.
The result of this process, which also allowed for the unification of the language, the laws, the construction technology and the culture, is called romanization.
ENGLISH:
LATINE LOQUI:
Imperii Romani temporibus viae magni momenti erant ob plurimas causas ut mercaturam et hominum exercituumque transportationem. Cum hominibus notiones diffundebantur.
Liguria vel regio IX pars erat huius reticuli viarum maximeque percurrebatur viis Iulia Augusta, Postumia, Aemilia Scauri et Aurelia. Omnes viae romanae coniungebantur et usque ad Imperii fines contendebant.
Cuius progressus consecutio erat coniunctio quoque linguarum morumque: omnes ex lege et institutis romanis vivebant et Latine loquebantur.
Quod Civitas Romana appellata (est).
