FLĀMĬNĬA was an Agraria Lex for the distribution of lands in
Picenum, proposed by the tribune C. Flaminius, in B.C. 228
according to Cicero, or in B.C. 232 according to Polybius. The
latter date is the more probable.
FLĀVĬA AGRĀRĬA, B.C. 60, for the distribution of lands among
Pompey’s soldiers, proposed by the tribune L. Flavius, who
committed the consul Caecilius Metellus to prison for opposing it.
FRŪMENTĀRĬAE. Various leges were so called which had for their
object the distribution of grain among the people, either at a low
price or gratuitously. [FRUMENTARIAE LEGES, p. 182.]
FŪFĬA DE RĒLĬGĬŌNE, B.C. 61, was a privilegium which related to the
trial of Clodius.