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1     I,     95|   obedience to be sworn to his enactments, though the Senate voted
2     I,    102|   infringe his decisions. Many enactments were passed to fix the amount
3    II,    113|       was checked by stringent enactments, and it was provided that
4   III,     39|    legislation. For subsequent enactments, though occasionally directed
5    VI,     21|   check too was put by several enactments of the people on evasions
6  XIII,     12|     extend the oath to his own enactments, for which he was warmly
7    XV,     25| magistrates, in the Calpurnian enactments. For, in point of time,