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Note 720 — Chapter IV · THE MAGISTRACY

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The view has been sometimes held that the multa suprema was one beyond which the magistrate could not under any circumstances go. In this case there is no known limit at which the appeal became possible. That there was one, however, is shown by the provocatio ab omni judicio allowed by the Twelve Tables (Cic. de Rep. ii. 31, 54. See p. 106).

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