After the Roman conquest, the Camunni were annexed to the nearest cities in a condition of semi-subjection through the practice of "adtributio", which allowed them to maintain their own tribal constitution while the dominant city became the administrative, judicial, and fiscal center. The city that the Camunni were assigned to was probably Brixia. At first they were assigned the status of "peregrinus", and then they obtained Roman citizenship; in the Flavian Age they were assigned to the Quirina tribe, while they maintained a certain self-government; in fact, a "Res Publica Camunnorum" has been recorded.