Abstract
Roman authorities sanctioning population transfers of free non-Romans into Roman territory are attested but eight times 180 b.c.e.–ca 70 c.e. The literary and epigraphic evidence poorly attests the transfers but instructively links them to Roman competition for glory. The investigation also illuminates demographic and geopolitical issues.
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