MEMMIA or REMMĬA. [CALUMNIA.]

MENSĬA, respecting the marriage of a Roman woman with a peregrinus,

declared the offspring of such marriages peregrini.

MĬNŬCĬA, B.C. 216, created the triumviri mensarii.

NERVAE AGRĀRIA, the latest known instance of a lex.

OCTĀVĬA, B.C. 91, one of the numerous leges frumentariae which

repealed a Sempronia Frumentaria. It is mentioned by Cicero as a

more reasonable measure than the Sempronia, which was too profuse.

OGULNĬA, proposed by the tribunes, B.C. 300, increased the number

of pontifices to eight, and that of the augurs to nine; it also

enacted that four of the pontifices and five of the augurs should

be taken from the plebes.

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