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The historians' history of the world in twenty-five volumes, volume 05

Note 24 — Chapter VI · THE FIRST CENTURY OF THE REPUBLIC

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[The comitia centuriata was now the great legislative body. At this early period the tribunes could influence legislation by moral suasion or by obstructing the levy of troops, disturbing public business, and threats of violence. The tribal assembly had as yet no legislative power. Cf. Herzog.m]

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