Judicial reform and land reform in the Roman Republic

Andrew W. Lintott

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List of illustrations Preface Abbreviations Bibliography Part I. Background: 1. Introduction 2. The lex repetundarum 3. The lex agraria 4. The laws as texts 5. The discovery, transmission and early publications of the fragments Part II. The Texts: I Lex Repetundarum Introduction to the text Text and translation Commentary II Lex Agraria Introduction to the text Text and translation Commentary Index.

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