GELLIA CORNĒLĬA, B.C. 72, which gave to Cn. Pompeius the
extraordinary power of conferring the Roman civitas on Spaniards in
Spain, with the advice of his consilium.
GENUCĬA, B.C. 341, forbade altogether the taking of interest for
the use of money.
HĬĔRŎNĬCA was not a lex properly so called. Before the Roman
conquest of Sicily, the payment of the tenths of wine, oil, and
other produce had been fixed by Hiero; and the Roman quaestors,
in letting these tenths to farm, followed the practice which they
found established.