Note 337 — LXXII (A III, 15)
Evelyn S. (Evelyn Shirley) Shuckburgh translation
A privilegium was a law referring to a particular person, which was forbidden by the twelve tables, and if it was shewn to be unconstitutional a decree of the senate could declare it void. But Cicero seems to think that such a proceeding of the senate would give a possibility of raising the question afresh.