A History of Rome Through the Fifth Century : Volume I: The Republic

The second secession of the plebs ( 449 B.c.). 34 Livy, III. 54•5-55•I5. Laws and plebiscites. 3 7 Gaius, Institutes, I. 3; Justinian, Institutes, I. ii.4 Military tribunes with consular power (445 B.c.). 38 Livy, IV. I.I-3, 6.I-7.2 The censorship (443 B.c.). 40 Livy, IV. 8 Plebeians admitted to the quaestorship (42 I B.c.). 42 Livy, IV. 43-3-7 The institution of military pay (4o6 B.c.). 42 Livy, IV. 59• I I-60.9 The beginnings of the equestrian order (403 B.c.). Front Matter....Pages i-xvii Introduction....Pages 1-12 The Kings....Pages 13-22 The Early Republic (509–287 b.c.)....Pages 23-56 The Middle Republic (287–146 b.c.)....Pages 57-102 The Late Republic (146–44 b.c.)....Pages 103-175 The Constitution....Pages 176-212 Politics....Pages 213-236 Italy....Pages 237-256 The Provinces....Pages 257-330 Back Matter....Pages 331-346