The History of Rome 4, pt. 2
The History of Rome 4, pt. 2
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leading principles in the two municipal ordi- nances issued in 705 for Cisalpine Gaul and in 709 for Italy,* the latter of which remained the fundamental law for all succeeding times, are apparently, first, the strict purifying of the urban corporations from all immoral elements, while yet no trace of political police occurs ; secondly, the utmost restriction of centralisation and the utmost freedom of movement in the communities, to which there was even now * Of both laws considerable fragment...s still exist.
Chap. XI.J THE NEW MONARCHY. 629 reflerved the election of magistrates and a limited civil and criminal jurisdiction. The general police enactments, snch as the restrictions on the right of association (P. 503), came, it is true, into operation a] so here.
Such were the ordinances, by which Caesar attempted to reform the Italian national economy. It is easy both to show their insufficiency, seeing that they allowed. a multitude of evils still to exist, and to prove that they operated in various respects injuriously by imposing restrictions, some of which were very severely felt, on freedom of trade.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
leading principles in the two municipal ordi- nances issued in 705 for Cisalpine Gaul and in 709 for Italy,* the latter of which remained the fundamental law for all succeeding times, are apparently, first, the strict purifying of the urban corporations from all immoral elements, while yet no trace of political police occurs ; secondly, the utmost restriction of centralisation and the utmost freedom of movement in the communities, to which there was even now * Of both laws considerable fragment...s still exist.
Chap. XI.J THE NEW MONARCHY. 629 reflerved the election of magistrates and a limited civil and criminal jurisdiction. The general police enactments, snch as the restrictions on the right of association (P. 503), came, it is true, into operation a] so here.
Such were the ordinances, by which Caesar attempted to reform the Italian national economy. It is easy both to show their insufficiency, seeing that they allowed. a multitude of evils still to exist, and to prove that they operated in various respects injuriously by imposing restrictions, some of which were very severely felt, on freedom of trade.
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