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Chapter V: The Decemvirate. B.c. 451-449

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471. Publilian Law transferring the election of the Tribunes
from the Comitia of Centuries to those of the Tribes 36

462. Proposal of the Tribune Terentilius Arsa for the
appointment of Decemviri 37

460. Seizure of the Capitol by Herdonius the Sabine 37

454. Appointment of three Commissioners to visit Greece 37

452. Their return to Rome 37

451. Appointment of the Decemviri 37
The Ten Tables 37

450. New Decemviri appointed 37
Their tyranny 38
Two new Tables added, making twelve in all 38

449. The Decemviri continue in office 38
Death of Sicinius Dentatus 38
Death of Virginia 39

Second secession to the Sacred Mount 39
Resignation of the Decemvirs 39
Election of ten Tribunes 40

Valerian and Horatian Laws 40

Death of Appius Claudius 40

The Twelve Tables 40

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A Smaller History of RomeChapter V: The Decemvirate. B.c. 451-449

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