Romae Antiquae Notitia Or the Antiquities of Rome in Two Parts I a Short H
Romae Antiquae Notitia Or the Antiquities of Rome in Two Parts I a Short H
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'wifu'ii, cap. 5. Die, lib. 39. Cicero pre Sextie, frt Milone. (f) Veil. Ptttrc. Lib- '*• Qc. Ad Attic, lib. 3. Dit, lib. 38.
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Book III. ©//^Romans. 177 three. Hence, the Author of the Dialogue concerning famous Orators, (attributed to ghiintilian, or Tacitus, ) ob- ferves, that Pompey was the firfl who deprived Eloquence of its old Liberty, and confined it to Bounds and Limits {a).
Leges de Ambitu.
"^ Fabia Lex t prefcribing the Number of Seflatores, allowed to any Candidate (b). This di...d not pafs.
Acilia Calpurnia Lex, the Authors M. Acilius Glabrio, and C. Calpurnius Pifo, Confuls A. 686, ordaining, that, be- fides the Fine impofed, no Perfon convicted of this Crime mould bear an Office, or come into the Senate (r). 1 Tullia Lex, the Author M. Tullius Cicero, Conful with C. Antonius, A. 690, ordaining, that no Perfon, for two Years before he fued for an Office, mould exhibit a Show of Gladiators to the People, unlefs the Care of fuch a Solem- nity had been left to him by Will : That Senators, convict- ed of the crimen ambitus, mould fuffer aqua & ignis inter- diflio for ten Years ; and that the Commons mould incur a feverer Penalty than had been denounced by the Calpurnian Law (d).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'wifu'ii, cap. 5. Die, lib. 39. Cicero pre Sextie, frt Milone. (f) Veil. Ptttrc. Lib- '*• Qc. Ad Attic, lib. 3. Dit, lib. 38.
three.
Book III. ©//^Romans. 177 three. Hence, the Author of the Dialogue concerning famous Orators, (attributed to ghiintilian, or Tacitus, ) ob- ferves, that Pompey was the firfl who deprived Eloquence of its old Liberty, and confined it to Bounds and Limits {a).
Leges de Ambitu.
"^ Fabia Lex t prefcribing the Number of Seflatores, allowed to any Candidate (b). This di...d not pafs.
Acilia Calpurnia Lex, the Authors M. Acilius Glabrio, and C. Calpurnius Pifo, Confuls A. 686, ordaining, that, be- fides the Fine impofed, no Perfon convicted of this Crime mould bear an Office, or come into the Senate (r). 1 Tullia Lex, the Author M. Tullius Cicero, Conful with C. Antonius, A. 690, ordaining, that no Perfon, for two Years before he fued for an Office, mould exhibit a Show of Gladiators to the People, unlefs the Care of fuch a Solem- nity had been left to him by Will : That Senators, convict- ed of the crimen ambitus, mould fuffer aqua & ignis inter- diflio for ten Years ; and that the Commons mould incur a feverer Penalty than had been denounced by the Calpurnian Law (d).
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