- In the
early days of
Ancient Rome,
perduellio (Latin: [pɛrdʊˈɛllɪ.oː]) was the
capital offense of high treason,
although it was not well defined. The form...
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almost exclusively those committed in
military service. The very name
perduellio, the name of the
crime in the
older Roman law, is
evidence of this. Perduelles...
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poisoners (venefici),
breach of capitulation, and
incitement to
treason (
perduellio) in the
opposing state"
Three Definitive Articles would provide not merely...
- of this
punishment included:
Spurius C****ius Vecellinus, 485 BC, for
perduellio (i.e. high treason)
Marcus Manlius Capitolinus, 384 BC, for
sedition Rebels...
- Caesar's instigation,
Labienus accused Gaius Rabirius of high
treason (
perduellio) for the
murder of the
tribune Lucius Ap****ius
Saturninus and of his...
-
court of
appeal in
certain judicial cases (in particular,
cases involving perduellio), and
ratified the
results of a Census.
Since the
Romans used a form of...
- the
conspiracy of
Lucius Sergius Catilina. The
obsolete accusation of
perduellio was revived, and the case was
heard before Caesar and his
cousin Lucius...
-
secret ballot for all
trials before the ****emblies
except those related to
perduellio (treason); the bill was
supported by
Scipio Aemili**** but
opposed by...
- occurrences. They were the
earliest criminal court for
trying cases of
perduellio (high treason). They
continued to be
appointed under the Republic, with...
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trial before the people,
possibly for
usurpation of the
consulship and
perduellio, respectively; they
committed suicide before the verdict. The killings...
