Licinian–Sextian reforms

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The Licinian–Sextian reforms were a set of 4th-century BCE Roman laws that eased plebeian debt, limited aristocratic landholding, and opened the consulship to plebeians, marking a major victory in the struggle between patricians and plebeians.

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Licinian–Sextian laws	1
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Conflict of the Orders → hasPart → Licinian–Sextian reforms ⓘ

Gaius Licinius Stolo → knownFor → Licinian–Sextian laws ⓘ

subject linked to: gens Licinia

linked to: Licinian–Sextian reforms