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Roman Public Life

Note 96 — Chapter I · THE EARLIEST CONSTITUTION OF ROME

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Probably by a mancipatio fiduciae causa, one, i.e., by which he had formally transferred (mancipavit) his body on the condition that it was not to be seized for a certain time, and that the transfer should be dissolved (solutio nexi) if the debt were paid within this time.

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