- The
Plebiscitum Ovinium (often
called the Lex Ovinia) was an
initiative by the
Plebeian Council that
transferred the
power to
revise the list of members...
- lex
Claudia (classical Latin: [leːks ˈklau̯dɪ.a]) also
known as the
plebiscitum Claudianum or the lex
Claudia de nave senatoris, was a
Roman law p****ed...
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individuals from the Senate.
Around the year 318 BC, the "Ovinian Plebiscite" (
plebiscitum Ovinium) gave this
power to
another Roman magistrate, the censor, who...
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matters which were of
importance to the Tribunes.
Plebiscita (sing.
Plebiscitum) were
proposals brought forward by the
Tribunes of the
Plebs that were...
-
describing the
restrictions placed on
Senatorial business activity by the
plebiscitum Claudianum of 218 BC, and
related legislation: it may have been intended...
- BC, however, the
Plebeian ****embly
enacted the "Ovinian Plebiscite" (
plebiscitum Ovinium),
which gave the
power to
appoint new
senators to the
Roman censors...
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difference between a
plebiscitum, a
plebeian law, and a lex, a law per se. The lex
Hortensia simply changed the
recognition of the
plebiscitum such that it was...
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senate became predicated on
having previously held a magistracy. The
plebiscitum Ovinium of the late 4th century BC
required the
censors to
enrol meritorious...
- conditam. PR.PR. –
Praefectus praetorii, Propraetor. P.S. – ****ia sua,
Plebiscitum,
Proprio sumptu,
Publicae saluti, Post scriptum. P.V. – Pia victrix,...
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iurisdictione (after 242 BC, but
before 200 BC) was
introduced as a
plebiscite (
plebiscitum) by the
tribune M. Plaetorius. The law is
significant in the history...
