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The Roman assemblies from their origin to the end of the Republic

Note 228 — Chapter II · THE SOCIAL COMPOSITION OF THE PRIMITIVE POPULUS

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Meyer, Gesch. d. Alt. ii. 80; Featherman, Social History of the Races of Mankind, ii. 408; Hellwald, Culturgeschichte, i. 175; Barth, Philosophie der Geschichte, i. 382. It would be practicable by the citation of authorities to prove the existence of such distinctions in nearly every community, present or past, whose social condition is sufficiently known.

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