CLODIA DE CIVIBUS ROMANIS INTEREMPTIS, to the effect that
“qui civem Romanum indemnatum interemisset, 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 SODALITATIBUS 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.