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

Note 447 — Chapter IV · THE CENTURIES AND THE CLASSES

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Niese, Hist. Zeitschr. xcviii (1907). 283, rightly assumes that the first and second classes at Athens were not cavalry; Helbig is right in understanding them to be mounted hoplites. Niese’s criticism (ibid. 287 and n. 1) of Helbig’s view is not convincing.

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