The History of Rome 1
The History of Rome 1
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The plebeians community, had hitherto been metceci, who were subjected to their share of taxes and Burdens, but who were nevertheless in the eye of the law really nothing but tolerated aliens, between whose position and 'that of foreigners proper it may have seemed hardly necessary to draw a definite line of custinc- tiont They were now enrolled as burgesses in the register of the curies, and, although they were still far from being on a footing of legal equality — although the old burgesses st...ill remained solely eligible to the burgess magistracies and priesthoods, and exclusively entitled to participate in the burgess usufructs, such as the joint use of the public pas- tures — yet the first and most difficult step towards complete equalization was gained from the time when the plebeians no longer served merely in the common levy, but also voted in the common assembly and in the common council, and the head and back of the poorest metoikos were as well pro- tected by the right of appeal as those of the noblest of the old burgesses.
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The plebeians community, had hitherto been metceci, who were subjected to their share of taxes and Burdens, but who were nevertheless in the eye of the law really nothing but tolerated aliens, between whose position and 'that of foreigners proper it may have seemed hardly necessary to draw a definite line of custinc- tiont They were now enrolled as burgesses in the register of the curies, and, although they were still far from being on a footing of legal equality — although the old burgesses st...ill remained solely eligible to the burgess magistracies and priesthoods, and exclusively entitled to participate in the burgess usufructs, such as the joint use of the public pas- tures — yet the first and most difficult step towards complete equalization was gained from the time when the plebeians no longer served merely in the common levy, but also voted in the common assembly and in the common council, and the head and back of the poorest metoikos were as well pro- tected by the right of appeal as those of the noblest of the old burgesses.
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