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note foreign: Latin Relegatio /foreign /note was Banishment. underline foreign: Latin Relegatio /foreign /underline Banishment for note foreign: Latin Deportatio /foreign /note a Time. underline foreign: Latin Deportatio /foreign /underline Banishment forever, with the note foreign: Latin Proscriptio /foreign /note less both of Estates and Privileges. underline foreign: Latin Proscriptio /foreign /underline was a Reward offered for apprehending and a Punishment for concealing the Offender. Sylla proscribed 2000 Knights and Senators at once

note foreign: Latin Percussio Securi /foreign /note Capital Punishments were either underline foreign: Latin Percussio /foreign /underline note foreign: Latin Strangulatio /foreign /note underline foreign: Latin securi, /foreign /underline or Beheading, underline foreign: Latin strangulatio, /foreign /underline or Strangling note foreign: Latin Pracipitatio de robore. /foreign /note in Prison, underline foreign: Latin Pracipitatio de robore /foreign /underline throwing the Prisoner headlong from that Part of the Prison note foreign: Latin Dejectio èrupe Tarpeiâ, /foreign /note called foreign: Latin Robur. /foreign underline foreign: Latin Dejectio èrupe Tarpeiâ /foreign /underline the note foreign: Latin in Grucem actio /foreign /note same from the Tarpeian Rock. underline foreign: Latin In Grucem actio, /foreign /underline note foreign: Latin Projectio in profluentem. /foreign /note Crucifixion. and underline foreign: Latin Projectio in Profluentem. /foreign /underline when a Parricide was thrown into the Tiber, after being whipp'd with a srpent, or an Ape, a Dog. and a note foreign: Latin Guleus /foreign /note Gock in the sack. The sack was called underline foreign: Latin Guleus /foreign /underline In later Times the Criminals were condemned note foreign: Latin ad Ludos, /foreign /note underline foreign: Latin ad Ludos, /foreign /underline either to fight with one another, or with note foreign: Latin ad metalla /foreign /note wild Beasts till Death. underline foreign: Latin ad metalla /foreign /underline to work in note foreign: Latin ad Bestias /foreign /note the Mines, and underline foreign: Latin ad Bestias /foreign /underline when they were delivered to be devoured by wild Beasts.

The Roman Laws derived their authority either from the People or the Senate and were once so numerous as to fill 2000 Volumes

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