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aleksklad [387]
1 year ago
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Helen [10]1 year ago
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The Tables of Rome  are:

Table 1- Procedure: for courts and trials.

Table 2- Further enactments on trials.

Table 3- Execution of judgments.

Table 4- Rights of familial heads.

Table 5- Legal guardianship and inheritance laws.

<h3>What are the facts you learned from the source?</h3>

The laws the Twelve Tables were known to be used to publicly show the rights that all the citizen of Rome had in the public as well as in private.

The Twelve Tables shows  what was said to have been  previously understood in Roman society as a law that is said to be an unwritten laws.

The public show of the copper tablets gives room for a a kind of balanced society that exist between the Roman patricians who were said to be educated and they know the laws in regards to legal transactions.

Therefore, The Tables of Rome  are:

Table 1- Procedure: for courts and trials.

Table 2- Further enactments on trials.

Table 3- Execution of judgments.

Table 4- Rights of familial heads.

Table 5- Legal guardianship and inheritance laws.

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AnnZ [28]1 year ago
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