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tribuni plebis


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‘tribunes’, were the officers of the plebs first created in 500–450 bc (traditionally in 494, the date of the first secession of the plebs and their corporate recognition). The word ...

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tribune of the plebs
in The Oxford Companion to Classical Civilization Length: 796 words
tribūnī plēbis/tribunes
in Oxford Dictionary of the Classical World Length: 621 words
tribuni plebis
in The Oxford Classical Dictionary (3 rev) Length: 885 words
tribunicia potestas
in Oxford Dictionary of the Classical World Length: 9 words

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