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The Twelve Tables of Rome and the Forming of the Republic (1Timothy 2:1-4)
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The Twelve Tables of Rome and the Forming of the Republic (1Timothy 2:1-4)
Portrayal of The Twelve Tables The Twelve Tables were Rome’s first written law code, finalized in 449 B.C. Inscribed on 12 bronze tablets, they were displayed publicly, making the laws accessible to all citizens. They did not come from the mind of one brilliant or powerful leader, like the Code of Hammurabi; they were forged out of the conflict of the common people (plebs) seeking greater representation in the government against the aristocrats …
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