| These corporations were ruined by slave labour, and becoming secret societies, in the time of Augustus were The collegia. |
| In her temple on the Aventine almost all these collegia had at once their religious centre and their business headquarters. |
| In all these points the collegia of Roman closely resemble the corporations of English law. |
| University towns established a number of collegia musica, and concert societies came into being. |
| Just so, in the story of the builders one finds a gap of like length, between the collegia of Rome and the cathedral artists. |
| The destruction of the working-class family must have been finally achieved by the imperial control of the collegia. |
