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Note 260 — Chapter I · THE EARLIEST CONSTITUTION OF ROME (continued 2)

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“In this conflict of competence the position of the king was far more favourable than that of the people, since the people could only be summoned by the king. Hence the share of the people in criminal jurisdiction was reduced to a minimum” (Ihering Geist des röm. Rechts i. p. 258).

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