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Whereas Sempronius had preferred a law,* 1.1 whereby he tooke away the autority of sitting in iudgement from the Senatours, and appropriated, it to the Romane Gentlemen; Q. Servilius Caepio being Consul did afterwarde preferre a∣nother law, whereby the administration of iudgement was divided betweene the Senatours and the Gentlemen.
Curio in ora. pro Scauro.