CLODIA DE LIBERTINORUM SUFFRAGIIS. (Cic. _pro Mil._ 12, 33.)

CLODIA DE REGE PTOLEMAEO ET DE EXSULIBUS BYZANTINIS. (Vell. Pat.

ii. 45.)

There were other so-called Leges Clodiae, which were however

privilegia.

COMMISSORĬA LEX, respecting sales.

CORNĒLĬAE. Various leges passed in the dictatorship of Sulla, and

by his influence, are so called.

AGRARIA, by which many of the inhabitants of Etruria and Latium

were deprived of the complete civitas, and retained only the

commercium, and a large part of their lands were made public, and

given to military colonists.

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