Aristocratic Government
Aristocratic Government
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Ill ing the latter a yearly religious festival (compitalia), during which they were treated as free. Next, in order to balance the thirty curise, he distributed the commons into thirty tribes four city, and twenty-six country tribes ; at the head of each he appointed a tribune ; and under his presidency the tribe met for the levy- ing of its share of the taxes and raising its quota of men to the army. This arrangement with the power of meeting could not fail greatly to increase the weight of th...e commons, as well as to afford them the means of acting in concert, and thus extending their power much further. But this was not the whole of Servius's reforms ; and it is remarkable that the spirit of his legislation gave no power to the multitude without at the same time, and in the same proportion, providing a safeguard against its abuse, and a security against its exceeding the bounds which he deemed safe for the state. He added twelve centuries of equites to the six already existing of the patricians (or six to the twelve), and these new equites were all plebeians of wealth.
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Ill ing the latter a yearly religious festival (compitalia), during which they were treated as free. Next, in order to balance the thirty curise, he distributed the commons into thirty tribes four city, and twenty-six country tribes ; at the head of each he appointed a tribune ; and under his presidency the tribe met for the levy- ing of its share of the taxes and raising its quota of men to the army. This arrangement with the power of meeting could not fail greatly to increase the weight of th...e commons, as well as to afford them the means of acting in concert, and thus extending their power much further. But this was not the whole of Servius's reforms ; and it is remarkable that the spirit of his legislation gave no power to the multitude without at the same time, and in the same proportion, providing a safeguard against its abuse, and a security against its exceeding the bounds which he deemed safe for the state. He added twelve centuries of equites to the six already existing of the patricians (or six to the twelve), and these new equites were all plebeians of wealth.
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