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The History of Rome, Books 01 to 08

Note 157 — BOOK IV.

D. (Daniel) Spillan translation

Fines. The fines imposed in early times were certain numbers of sheep or oxen; afterwards it was ordered by law that these fines should be appraised and the value paid in money. Another law fixed a certain rate at which the cattle should be estimated, 100 asses for an ox, 10 for a sheep.

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