A History of the World From the Earliest Records to the Present Time volume 2
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208, 209.
B. C. 454. ] TRIUMVIRS SENT TO GREECE. 243 very next year we find the JEquians joining with the Sabines to ravage the rich territory between the Tiber and the Anio. These wars, and the continuance of the pestilence at Rome, had the effect of still postponing the Terentilian law. Meanwhile, the popular party aimed at other objects. The number of the tribunes, already enlarged to five, was now doubled ; a worse than doubtful benefit, as it increased the chance that one of so large a num...ber might become the tool of the patricians (b. C. 457). A far greater gain was efiected by the law of the tribune Icilius, assigning the Aventine as a residence for the Plebeians. The surface of the hill was parcelled out among them into building sites ; and its steep sides made it capable of defence (b. C. 456). Lest this law should be obstructed in its passage, like the Terentilian, by the disorderly interruptions of the patricians and their clients, it was not proposed in the Comitia Tributa, but laid as a petition before the Senate by the tribune, who demanded to be heard in its behalf; and thus the tribunes gained indirectly what amounted to the privilege of initiating measures in the Senate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
208, 209.
B. C. 454. ] TRIUMVIRS SENT TO GREECE. 243 very next year we find the JEquians joining with the Sabines to ravage the rich territory between the Tiber and the Anio. These wars, and the continuance of the pestilence at Rome, had the effect of still postponing the Terentilian law. Meanwhile, the popular party aimed at other objects. The number of the tribunes, already enlarged to five, was now doubled ; a worse than doubtful benefit, as it increased the chance that one of so large a num...ber might become the tool of the patricians (b. C. 457). A far greater gain was efiected by the law of the tribune Icilius, assigning the Aventine as a residence for the Plebeians. The surface of the hill was parcelled out among them into building sites ; and its steep sides made it capable of defence (b. C. 456). Lest this law should be obstructed in its passage, like the Terentilian, by the disorderly interruptions of the patricians and their clients, it was not proposed in the Comitia Tributa, but laid as a petition before the Senate by the tribune, who demanded to be heard in its behalf; and thus the tribunes gained indirectly what amounted to the privilege of initiating measures in the Senate.
What to read after A History of the World From the Earliest Records to the Present Time volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Philip Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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