Iudicium populi [revised entry]

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Publication Date:
2020
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(2020). Iudicium populi [revised entry] . Retrieved from http://hdl.handle.net/10446/175309
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Literally “popular tribunal” or “popular judgment,” the Roman iudicium populi was a criminal trial where the verdict was given by the assembly of the people, the comitia centuriata or the comitia tributa; in the Archaic age, the ancient comitia centuriata had jurisdiction over the most serious criminal offences.
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1.2.04 Voci (in dizionario o enciclopedia) - Dictionary/Encyclopedia entries
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The Encyclopedia of Ancient History

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