Papia lex

, de peregrin is , by Papius the tribune, A.U.C. 688, which required that all strangers should be driven away from Rome. It was afterwards confirmed and extended by the Junian law.――Another, called Papia Poppæa , because it was enacted by the tribunes Marcus Papius Mutilus and Quintus Poppæus Secund us, who had received consular power from the consuls for six months. It was called the Julian law, after it had been published by order of August us, who himself was of the Julian family. See: Julia lex , de Mar it and is ordinibus .――Another, to empower the high priest to choose 20 virgins for the service of the godde Vesta.――Another, in the age of August us. It gave the patron a certain right to the property of his client, if he had left a specified sum of money, or if he had not three children.