An Ancient History for Colleges And Schools
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c. 449. The next movement of the commons was to take vengeance on Appius Claudius, who ended his life in prison.
The plebs, now strengthened by the plebeian nobles, who sought power through the tribunate, insisted on intermar- the abrogation of the law which prevented the beilns^'ind" marriage of plebeians with patricians. This was patricians.
effected four years later, b. c. 445. These then attempted to secure the higher magistracies, but this was prevented for a time, although they acquired t...he right of plebeians to be- come military tribunes, or chief officer of the legions, but none of the plebeians arose to that rank for several years.
A new office of great dignity was now created, that of censors, who were chosen from men who had been , T , . , , , 1 Censors.
consuls, and therefore had higher rank than they.
It was their dutj^ to superintend the public morals, take the census, and administer the finances. They could brand with ignominy the highest officers of the State, could elect to the Senate, and control, with the sediles, the public buildings and works.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
c. 449. The next movement of the commons was to take vengeance on Appius Claudius, who ended his life in prison.
The plebs, now strengthened by the plebeian nobles, who sought power through the tribunate, insisted on intermar- the abrogation of the law which prevented the beilns^'ind" marriage of plebeians with patricians. This was patricians.
effected four years later, b. c. 445. These then attempted to secure the higher magistracies, but this was prevented for a time, although they acquired t...he right of plebeians to be- come military tribunes, or chief officer of the legions, but none of the plebeians arose to that rank for several years.
A new office of great dignity was now created, that of censors, who were chosen from men who had been , T , . , , , 1 Censors.
consuls, and therefore had higher rank than they.
It was their dutj^ to superintend the public morals, take the census, and administer the finances. They could brand with ignominy the highest officers of the State, could elect to the Senate, and control, with the sediles, the public buildings and works.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lord John to read onlineMoreLess
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