Chapter I: The Earliest Constitution of Rome
_THE GROWTH OF THE CITY_
SECT.
1. Early Italian associations; the _pagus_, _vicus_, _gens_, 1.
Growth of the city of Rome, 2. Foreign influences on Roman life, 3.
_THE ELEMENTS OF THE POPULATION—PATRICIANS, PLEBEIANS,
CLIENTS_
2. Origin of the Patricians, 4; of the Plebeians, 5. Clientship, 7.
_ROMAN FAMILY ORGANISATION_
3. The _gens_, 9. The _familia_, 18. The _nexus_, 24. Slavery, 24.
Transmission of property and forms of testament, 26. _Caput_, 31.
_Capitis deminutio_, 32.
_THE CITIZENS AND THE POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS OF THE STATE_
4. The _populus Romanus_, 33. Rights of the citizen, 35.
_Auspicium_, 36. The tribes, 40. The army, 41. The _curiae_, 41.
_THE MONARCHICAL CONSTITUTION_
5. Relation of the king to the people, 42. Titles and _insignia_
of the king, 44. Mode of appointment of the king, 45. Religious
character of the monarchy, 51. The rule of _fas_, 52. Civil powers
of the king, 57. The Senate of the monarchy, 58. _Consilia_ of the
king, 61. Delegates of the king, 61. Jurisdiction of the monarchy,
62.
_THE SERVIAN CONSTITUTION_
6. Social changes that led to the Servian reform, 65. The Servian
tribes, 66. Registration for military purposes; the new
organisation of the army, 68. The _census_, 69. Transference of
political rights to the new assembly of the centuries, 75. The
close of the monarchy, 76.
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