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

Note 965 — Chapter VIII · THE CALATA COMITIA

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Such an examination was the only means by which the patricians could protect their order from being flooded by plebeians; cf. Mommsen, ibid. i. 77, who notices that no known instance of this kind of adoption took place before the admission of plebeians to the pontifical college through the Ogulnian law, 300; p. 309 below.

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