Papiria lex

A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 24
, by Papirius Carbo, A.U.C. 621. It required that, in pa ing or rejecting laws in the comitia , the votes should be given on tablets.――Another, by the tribune Papirius, which enacted that no person should consecrate any edifice, place, or thing, without the consent and permi ion of the people. Cicero , On his House , ch. 50 .――Another, A.U.C. 563, to diminish the weight, and increase the value of the Roman as .――Another, A.U.C. 421, to give the freedom of the city to the citizens of Acerræ.――Another, A.U.C. 623. It was proposed, but not pa ed. It recommended the right of choosing a man tribune of the people as often as he wished.
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