Reflections On the Rise And Fall of the Ancient Republicks Adapted to the Pres
Reflections On the Rise And Fall of the Ancient Republicks Adapted to the Pres
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But as he did mofl; fignal fervices to his country, during a glorious reign of four and forty years, I cannot help taking notice of fome of his inftitutions, without the knowledge of which it is hardly poffible to form a perfedl idea of the Roman conftitution.
Tullius ordered all the Romans to regifler their names and ages, with thofe of their pa- rents, wives and children, and the place of their abode, either in the city or the country. At the fame time he enjoined them to give in upon oath a ...juft valuation of their effects, on pain of being whipped and fold for flaves if they failed in regiftering all thefe particu- lars. From this regifter he formed his plan for a regular and general militia, which was invariably followed by the Romans, 'till the time of Marius. To effed: this he divided the whole body of the citiziens into fix claf- fes. The firft clafs confided of thofe whofe pofiefiions amounted to a hundred ^ Mince. Thcfe he armed in the compleatefi: manner, and divided into eighty centuries ; forty of which, compofed of the younger men, were appointed to take the field in time of war ; the other forty were afiigned for the defence a About three hundred pounds, of Ancient Republicks.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But as he did mofl; fignal fervices to his country, during a glorious reign of four and forty years, I cannot help taking notice of fome of his inftitutions, without the knowledge of which it is hardly poffible to form a perfedl idea of the Roman conftitution.
Tullius ordered all the Romans to regifler their names and ages, with thofe of their pa- rents, wives and children, and the place of their abode, either in the city or the country. At the fame time he enjoined them to give in upon oath a ...juft valuation of their effects, on pain of being whipped and fold for flaves if they failed in regiftering all thefe particu- lars. From this regifter he formed his plan for a regular and general militia, which was invariably followed by the Romans, 'till the time of Marius. To effed: this he divided the whole body of the citiziens into fix claf- fes. The firft clafs confided of thofe whofe pofiefiions amounted to a hundred ^ Mince. Thcfe he armed in the compleatefi: manner, and divided into eighty centuries ; forty of which, compofed of the younger men, were appointed to take the field in time of war ; the other forty were afiigned for the defence a About three hundred pounds, of Ancient Republicks.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Wortley Montagu to read onlineMoreLess
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