Classical Civilisation Laws

Question	Answer
Lex Acilia Calpurnia 67BC	permanent exclusion from office in cases of extortion
Lex Aurelia Iudicaria 70BC	arranged equitable distribution of jury service amongst senators, equites and tribunes
Lex Gabinia 67BC	Gave Pompey overriding command against pirates in mediterranean
Lex Licinia et Pompeia 55BC	consuls Pompey and Crassus prolonged Caesar's proconsulship in Gaul for another 5 years
Lex Manilia (de Imperio Pompeius) 66BC	gave Pompey overall command in East to fight Mithridates
Lex Roscia 49BC	proposed by Caesar, gave citizenship to people of Transalpine Gaul
Lex Rubria 45BC	incorporates Cisalpine Gaul into Italy
Lex Titia 43BC	Legalises 2nd Triumvirate (Octavian, Lepidus, Antony)
Lex Tullia 63BC	passed by Cicero during consulship to regulate electoral fraud (ambitus)
Lex Vatinia 59BC	gave Caesar governorship of Cisalpine Gaul and Illyricum for 5 years
Lex Agraria	regulating distribution of public lands
Lex Annalis	qualifications for office and magistracies (age, money, etc)
Lex Ambitu	electoral bribery and corruption
Lex Curiata de Imperio	Comitia Curiata used to ratify the choice of a new king, also confirmed Octavian's adoption as Caesar's son 43BC
Lex Frumentaria	regulating price of grain
Lex sumptuaria	regulating use of luxury items and publlic manifestations of wealth

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