A Smaller History of Rome: from the Earliest Times to the Establishment of the EmpireSmith, William
History
A Smaller History of Rome: from the Earliest Times to the Establishment of the Empire
Smith, William
Rome -- History
He retires to Puteoli 195
73. His death 195
His funeral 196
LEGES CORNELLAE--
I. _Laws relating to the Constitution_ 196
Deprive the Comitia Tribute of their legislative
and judicial powers 196
Increase the power of the Senate 197
Increase the number of the Quaestors and Praetors 197
Deprive the Tribunes of all real power 197
II. _Laws relating to the Ecclesiastical Corporations_ 197
Repeal of the Lex Domitia 197
Increase of the number of Pontiffs and Augurs 197
III. _Laws relating to the Administration of Justice_ 197
Quaestiones Perpetuae 197
Transference of the Judicia from the Equites to
the Senators 198
IV. _Laws relating to the improvement of Public Morals_ 198
CHAPTER XXIX.
FROM THE DEATH OF SULLA TO THE CONSULSHIP OF POMPEY AND CRASSUS.
B.C. 78-70.
78. Consulship of Lepidus and Catulus 199
Lepidus attempts to repeal the laws of Sulla 199
Is opposed by Catulus 199
Is defeated at the Mulvian Bridge 199
Retires to Sardinia 200
His death 200
82. Sertorius in Spain 200
79. Carries on war against Metellus 200
CN. POMPEIUS MAGNUS 200
His birth 200
89. Fights against the Italians under his father 200
83. Joins Sulla 200
82. Is sent into Sicily and Africa 200
80. Enters Rome in triumph 201
78. Supports the aristocracy against Lepidus 201
76. Is sent into Spain to assist Metellus 201
72. Assassination of Sertorius by Perperna 202
71. Pompey finishes the war in Spain 202
73. War of the Gladiators: Spartacus 202
72. Spartacus defeats both Consuls 202
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