A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 79
... plebeians who had called for its enactment it not only gave the general security of written rules , but it safeguarded them comprehensively against arbi- General trary judicial sentences . These ordinances , moreover , were framed ...
... plebeians who had called for its enactment it not only gave the general security of written rules , but it safeguarded them comprehensively against arbi- General trary judicial sentences . These ordinances , moreover , were framed ...
Pagina 113
... plebeian consulship in 366. From 341 the plebeians regularly obtained possession of one of the consular seats . It is not known whether they established this preferential claim by a tacit agreement between the two Orders , or , as seems ...
... plebeian consulship in 366. From 341 the plebeians regularly obtained possession of one of the consular seats . It is not known whether they established this preferential claim by a tacit agreement between the two Orders , or , as seems ...
Pagina 114
... plebeians transferred to the censors ( probably in 366 , after the opening of the consulate to the plebeians ) . But in 351 the censorship in turn was thrown open to the plebs , and at some later date , presumably after the censorship ...
... plebeians transferred to the censors ( probably in 366 , after the opening of the consulate to the plebeians ) . But in 351 the censorship in turn was thrown open to the plebs , and at some later date , presumably after the censorship ...
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