VĬĀRĬA. A viaria lex which Cicero says the tribune C. Curio
talked of; but nothing more seems to be known of it. Some modern
writers speak of leges viariae, but there do not appear to be any
leges properly so called. The provisions as to roads in many of
the Agrarian laws were parts of such leges, and had no special
reference to roads.
VISELLĬA, made a Latinus who assumed the rights of an ingenuus
liable to prosecution.