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

Note 722 — Chapter VI · COMITIA AND CONCILIUM

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This statement admits that concilium here designates an assembly of the whole people; but Mommsen does not tell us why the word applies with greater propriety to the “patricio-plebeian” tribal assembly than to the centuriate assembly. For the true reason, see p. 137, n. 5.

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