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

Note 721 — Chapter VI · COMITIA AND CONCILIUM

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Ibid. i. 195 f. It is true that the plebeian assembly came to be subject to the obnuntiatio (p. 117), but it would be absurd on this ground to suppose that Livy’s statement refers especially to gatherings of the kind.

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