CLŌDIAE

the name of various pleb is cit a, proposed by Clodius, when tribune, B.C. 58. Clodia de A us pic i is prevented the magi stratus from di olving the comitia tributa, by declaring that the auspices were unfavourable. This lex therefore repealed the Aelia and Fufia. It also enacted that a lex might be pa ed on the dies fasti. [ Aelia Lex . ] Clodia de Censor i bus. [ Caecilia . ] Clodia de Civibus Roman is Inter empt is , to the effect that “ qui civem Romanum indemnatum int ere mi et, ei aqua et igni interdiceretur .” It was in consequence of this lex that the interdict was pronounced against Cicero, who considers the whole proceeding as a privilegium. Clodia Frumentaria , by which the corn, which had formerly been sold to the poor citizens at a low rate, was given. Clodia de So dal it at i bus or de Collegiis restored the Sodalitia, which had been abolished by a senatus-consultum of the year B.C. 80, and permitted the formation of new Sodalitia. Clodia de Libertinorum Suffragiis. (Cic. pro Mil. 12, 33.) Clodia de Rege Ptolemaeo et de Exsulibus Byzant in is. (Vell. Pat. ii. 45.) There were other so-called Leges Clodiae, which were however privilegia.