Lex Duilia
Lex Duilia a plebiscitum of 449 B.C., imposing severe penalties on the tribune responsible for the choosing of his own and his colleague's successors who omitted to see that they were duly elected, and on those who created new magistrates from whom there was no appeal (Liv. 3.55: see VALERIAE HORATIAE).
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