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17 July, 00:26

The Romans' first code of law was established around

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    The early form of Roman law only applied to Roman citizens and is deeply ingrained in Etruscan religion and prioritizes rituals. The first code of laws began in the mid-5th Century. This was the Twelve Tables. It was written to ensure that law would serve everyone and it was placed in the plaza for all to see.
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