The paper discusses the two fragments transmitted from the Lex Municipii Troesmensium, which puts us first in the legal history of the Roman municipal laws before a statute that comes from the “Eastern” part of the Empire (Moesia... more
The paper discusses the two fragments transmitted from the Lex Municipii Troesmensium, which puts us first in the legal history of the Roman municipal laws before a statute that comes from the “Eastern” part of the Empire (Moesia Inferior); in addition, the new municipal law reports on a commentarius to the Lex Iulia de maritandis ordinibus (18 b. C.), namely: an explanatory development in which Augustus was based to enact after the Lex Papia Poppaea (9. p. C.).
