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  • Commerce, its influence on Roman law, 293
  • Concilium of the Plebs, 96; to meet tributim, 101; its jurisdiction, 100, 107, 254; its continuity, 149
  • Conflict of powers, 172-181
  • Constitution, the Roman, 146, 147, 261, 262; effect of foreign wars on, 83, 92, 117, 141, 151, 182
  • Consuls, 78, 112, 153, 196-202; plebeian, 121; functions limited by quaestorship, 80; censorship, 114; praetorship, 121; appeal from, 79; under the Principate, 367
  • Cooptation of gentes, 13; in priestly colleges, 124; in Senate, 373
  • Corn-supply, 210, 411
  • Curators, 413 foll.
  • Curies, 40, 41, 42, 250
  • Custom, 22, 58, 269
  • Debt, 90-92, 106, 117, 127
  • Decemvirate, 30, 104-108
  • Declaration of war, 56, 290, 344, 372, 376
  • Delegation, 61, 80, 98, 323, 324, 327, 358, 377, 382, 384, 389, 406
  • Dictator, 84, 85, 91-195, 336 foll.
  • Dispensation from laws, 276
  • Divine right, 45, 77
  • Domitian law, 255
  • Economic condition of Italy, 90 foll., 332, 425; measures of relief under the Principate, 425
  • Edict, 153, 177, 178, 205; provincial, 326; Emperor’s, 342
  • Egypt, 435
  • Election, not primitive, 46; method of appointing Republican magistrates, 78; of appointing Princeps, 358, 376; a prerogative of the people, 245, 372; procedure, 186, 187, 349; control of Princeps over, 349
  • Empire, 316, 427; effect on Roman constitution, 147
  • Equites, 41, 73, 224, 402; revision of, 224, 402; formation of an equestrian order, 225, 404, 415; their policy, 334, 402; influence on the Revolution, 333
  • Exile, 139, 140
  • Family, 18-23, 140, 226; the imperial, 356
  • Federal Government, traces of, 295, 311, 336
  • Fetiales, 56, 60, 290
  • Finance, 213, 286; public finance, 229, 394 foll.; the Budget, 231, 287, 429; finance in allied cities, 307, 424; in provinces, 417, 429; the fiscus, 395, 416
  • Fines, 169, 246, 371
  • Flamens, 52, 53, 189
  • Fleet, 236
  • Foreign elements in early Rome, 3, 293; foreign influences, 4, 209
  • Foreign policy, controlled by the Senate, 60, 282, 376; by the Princeps, 372, 376
  • Forms of law, 56, 87, 128, 205
  • Franchise, 241; a gift of the Princeps, 345
  • Freedmen, 144-146; freedmen’s vote, 145; freedmen under the Principate, 414
  • Germany, administration of, 435
  • Gracchus, Gaius, 142, 184, 201, 254; Tiberius, 176, 248
  • Hereditary succession, 45, 362
  • Imprisonment, 168
  • Inauguration, 50
  • Infamia, 185; grounds of, 226-228; effects of, 229
  • Intercession, 176, 181, 217; not applicable to censors, 217; nor to judices, 177
  • International law, 56, 60, 139, 141, 244, 283, 289 foll.
  • Interregnum, 47, 48, 83, 147
  • Italy, organisation of, 285, 422 foll.; races of, 289
  • Jurisdiction, civil, 242; distinction of jus and judicium, 64, 204, 382; exercised by king and judex, 62; magistrate and judex, 121, 204, 205, 382; curule aediles and judex, 210, 211, 369; by personal cognisance of praetor, 382; and of Princeps, 382, 419; by procurators, 416; by consuls and Senate, 385; tribune’s intercession, 178, 371, 383, 384, and Appendix
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