Talk:Lex Appuleia agraria

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Confused subject[edit]

There are three separate laws which the article in this form is confusing:

Saturninius' law during his first tribunate in 103 BC in which lands were distributed to Marian veterans of the Jugurthine War. MRR 1.563 citing Auct Vir Ill 73.1. Though heed note 3 at MRR 1.565 saying that actual effect of the law may have been delayed until 100 BC.
Saturninius' law establishing colonies in Sicily and Greece in 100 BC. This was a separate law from the agrarian law in 100 BC. MRR 1.575.
Saturninius' law in 100 BC to distribute lands taken from the Cimbri.

Caesar's father and Caesar Strabo were members of a decemviral board for this, but it isn't clear (MRR 1.575–78) which law that board attached to. I would guess for Caesar's father's activites on the island Cercina (located off Tunisia) it would be the law in 103. Ifly6 (talk) 19:58, 18 August 2023 (UTC)[reply]