INFĀMĬA
A Smaller Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities · 1884 · p. 16
was a consequence of condemnation for certain crimes, and also a direct consequence of certain acts, such as adultery, prostitution, appearing on the public stage as an actor, . A person who became infamis lost the suffragium and honores, and was degraded to the condition of an aerarian. Infamia should be distinguished from the Nota Censor i a , the consequence of which was only ignominia . [ Censor .]
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