LEX CINCIA.
The Cincian Law, made for restraining the Avarice of the Ora∣tors, who exacted large Sums of Money for their pleadings. The Calpurnian Law a∣gainst the Bribery of Magistrates, and that which bore the name of Julius Caesar, was
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The Cincian Law, made for restraining the Avarice of the Ora∣tors, who exacted large Sums of Money for their pleadings. The Calpurnian Law a∣gainst the Bribery of Magistrates, and that which bore the name of Julius Caesar, was
made against the Avarice and Intriges of those who made private Suit for Offices in the Commonwealth.