State and family in early Rome
By: by Charles W. L. Launspach
Publisher: G. Bell and sons
Published: 1908
Place of publication: London
Language: eng
Format: [electronic resource],
Number of pages: 288
Subjects: Constitutional history; Social life and customs; History
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Table of contents: title: Table of abbreviated references (p.[xvii]-xx); title: Origin of the Romans.; title: The religious basis of Roman society.; title: The gentes.; title: The early Roman constitution.; title: The reformed constituion of Servius Tullius.; title: The revolt of the aristocracy.; title: The struggle of the orders begins.; title: The decemvirate and the dawn of written law.; title: Further constitutional developments to the beginning of the Punic wars.; title: Marriage.; title: Patria potestas.; title: Succession.; title: Index.