Cassia lex
A Classical Dictionary · 1904 · p. 8
, was enacted by Ca ius Long in us, A.U.C. 649. By it no man condemned or deprived of military power was permitted to enter the senate house.――Another, enacted by Caius Ca ius the pretor, to choose some of the plebeians to be admitted among the patricians.――Another. A.U.C. 616, to make the suffrages of the Roman people free and independent. It ordained that they should be received upon tablets. Cicero , de Amicitia .――Another, A.U.C. 267, to make a division of the territories taken from the Hernici, half to the Roman people and half to the Latins.――Another, enacted A.U.C. 596, to grant a consular power to Publius Anicius and Octavius on the day they triumphed over Macedonia. Livy.
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