- a
generally similar meaning in
modern usage and
comes from the
Latin plebiscita,
which originally meant a
decree of the
Concilium Plebis (Plebeian Council)...
-
political equality and the
applicability of the
plebeian council's
decrees (
plebiscita) to all Romans. At the
close of this process, with the lex
Hortensia in...
-
which was
entitled to p****
legislation affecting the
plebeians alone (
plebiscita), and
beginning in 493 BC to
elect the
plebeian tribunes and aediles....
- BC
which made all
resolutions p****ed by the
Plebeian Council,
known as
plebiscita,
binding on all citizens. It was p****ed by the
dictator Quintus Hortensius...
- (287 BC),
which stated that the
determinations of
plebeian ****emblies (
plebiscita)
would henceforth be
binding on the
entire populus Rom****, both patricians...
-
which had the
power to p**** laws
affecting only the plebeians,
known as
plebiscita, or plebiscites.
After 287 BC, the
decrees of the
concilium plebis had...
-
priest posts), and Lex
Hortensia (287 BC;
verdicts of
plebeian ****emblies—
plebiscita—now bind all people). Gradually, by the late Republic, most distinctions...
-
several categories:[citation needed]
Statutes (laws p****ed by the senate)
Plebiscita (laws p****ed by the
plebeian council)
Senatorial decrees Decisions of...
-
political equality and the
applicability of the
plebeian council's
decrees (
plebiscita) to all Romans. At the
close of this process, with the lex
Hortensia in...
- end to
collective governance in
foreign affairs. In
later years, use of
plebiscita became the main
means by
which commands were
granted to
other generals...
