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The Roman Assemblies from their Origin to the End of the Republic. By George Willis Botsford, Professor of History in Columbia University. (New York: The Macmillan Company, 1909. Pp. x, 521.)
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 01 August 2014
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1 I prefer to relegate to the obscurity of a note several unimportant criticisms. On page 220 there is a mistake in the sentence “ten centuries of juniors to the tribe”, in the discussion on page 17 the author might have used the comment in Plutarch, Romulus, XXVI, at the end, beginning leiton gar demosion etc. The author is both fortunate and unfortunate in the fact that two very good books which entrench on his subject have appeared since his own: Binder, J., Die Plebs, Leipzig, 1909, pp. xix + 630Google Scholar; Lefèvre, E., Du Rôle des Tribuns de la Plèbe en procédure civile, Paris, 1910, pp. 265.Google Scholar For the sake of completeness I might add to the bibliography: Pardon, , Die roemische Diktatur, Berlin, 1885Google Scholar; Borgeaud, C., Histoire du Plébiscite, Geneva and Paris, 1887.Google ScholarSeidel, J., Fasti aedilicii, Breslau, 1908Google Scholar; Sobeck, Fr., Die quaestoren der roemischen Republik, Trebnitz, 1909.Google Scholar
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