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Pagina 81
The exercise of political rights, once obtained by the men on the military roll,
could not in fairness be withdrawn from them after they had passed the
customary age limit (forty-six years) for field service. The seniores were
accordingly permitted ...
The exercise of political rights, once obtained by the men on the military roll,
could not in fairness be withdrawn from them after they had passed the
customary age limit (forty-six years) for field service. The seniores were
accordingly permitted ...
Pagina 82
At the same time, therefore, as the patricians created the new military tribunate,
they adapted to their needs the office of the “dictator''.” This magistracy had its
origin in Latium, where some of the towns (e.g. Lanuvium and Tusculum) were ...
At the same time, therefore, as the patricians created the new military tribunate,
they adapted to their needs the office of the “dictator''.” This magistracy had its
origin in Latium, where some of the towns (e.g. Lanuvium and Tusculum) were ...
Pagina 128
Military socii, the “Latins” were granted commercium, or the right of conducting
private suits in Roman courts on the same terms as Roman citizens, and
conubium, or the right of intermarriage (so that a Latin woman might become the
lawful ...
Military socii, the “Latins” were granted commercium, or the right of conducting
private suits in Roman courts on the same terms as Roman citizens, and
conubium, or the right of intermarriage (so that a Latin woman might become the
lawful ...
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