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Fable of Menenius Agrippa
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31
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Institution of the Tribunes of the Plebs
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31
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486.
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Agrarian Law of Sp. Cassius
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31
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Foreign wars
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32
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488.
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I. Coriolanus and the Volscians
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32
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477.
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II. The Fabia Gens and the Veientines
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33
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458.
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III. Cincinnatus and the Æquians
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34
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League between the Romans, Latins, and Hernicans
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35
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CHAPTER V.
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THE DECEMVIRATE. B.C. 451–449.
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471.
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Publilian Law transferring the election of the Tribunes from the Comitia of Centuries to those of the Tribes
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36
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462.
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Proposal of the Tribune Terentilius Arsa for the appointment of Decemviri
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37
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460.
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Seizure of the Capitol by Herdonius the Sabine
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37
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454.
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Appointment of three Commissioners to visit Greece
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37
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452.
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Their return to Rome
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37
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451.
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Appointment of the Decemviri
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37
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The Ten Tables
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37
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450.
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New Decemviri appointed
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37
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Their tyranny
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38
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Two new Tables added, making twelve in all
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38
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449.
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The Decemviri continue in office
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38
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Death of Sicinius Dentatus
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38
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Death of Virginia
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39
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Second secession to the Sacred Mount
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39
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Resignation of the Decemvirs
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39
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Election of ten Tribunes
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40
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Valerian and Horatian Laws
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40
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Death of Appius Claudius
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40
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The Twelve Tables
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40
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CHAPTER VI.
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FROM THE DECEMVIRATE TO THE CAPTURE OF ROME BY THE GAULS. B.C. 448–390.
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445.
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Third secession to the Sacred Mount
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41
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Lex Canuleia for intermarriage between the two orders
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41
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Institution of Military Tribunes with consular powers
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41
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443.
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Institution of the Censorship
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41
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421.
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Quæstorship thrown open to the Plebeians
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42
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440.
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Famine at Rome
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42
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Death of Sp. Mælius
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42
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Foreign wars
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42
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Roman colonies
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43
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War with the Etruscans
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43
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437.
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Spolia Opima won by A. Cornelius Cossus
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43
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426.
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Capture
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