Mediterranean Hegemon of Ancient Greece Chapter 160: Licinius Stolo

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Asistes looked at the expressionless Daves, hesitated for a moment, and finally said his thoughts: “It’s better to allow Roman nobles who surrender to apply to become Dionian citizens, but they The family must be dismantled and moved to other parts of the kingdom to re-accept the distribution of land..."

After listening, Daves did not speak. He looked at Asistes and understood: Obviously, Asistes has not been idle these days, he has been thinking about a solution to the Roman aristocracy...

Davers looked around at the others, and their faces were more or less confused: Is it really the influence of the previous life that made me feel inexplicably afraid of the Romans?

Davos also had a trace of confusion in his heart. He pondered for a while, and said slowly to Asistes: "For the surrender of the Roman nobles, you can try it, but after the Roman army is defeated."

"Thank you, Your Majesty!" Assistus stretched his brows.

But Daves believes that his hope of success is not great. After all, he deprived the Roman nobles of their wealth, dug their roots, and wanted them to succumb. This is probably difficult!

At this moment, Nicomacus said: "Your Majesty, I have a question."

Daves looked at him.

Nico Marcus patted his seat and asked curiously: "Why is this seat obviously different from the one at the back? Not only is it made of ivory, but it is also padded with cowhide, making it comfortable to sit on."

"This is the characteristic of the Senate of Rome. The seats you sit on are located in the front row of the center of the venue. Only the most prestigious and noble senators in Rome can sit, so you must distinguish them from other seats." Dai Firth briefly explained a few words.

Nico Marcus suddenly realized: "I didn't expect the Roman elders to know how to enjoy."

He also turned around and said to the others: "You will come and sit down for a while, and feel what it's like to be the most noble veteran in Rome."

Everyone laughed, and the atmosphere in the venue suddenly became a lot easier.

Davers looked at Nick Marcus with a sense of humor with a smile on his face. It is also very interesting that a politician with a humorous nature has appeared among the Lockley people who have been living under severe punishment.

In a relaxed atmosphere, the meeting came to an end. In the end Daves encouraged everyone: "Everyone, whether we can gain a foothold in Latham, it depends on your governance of Rome!"

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At dusk, the Roman administrative adjutant Valks hurried to meet Daves with the new Roman household registration officer, Polutax, and reported to him: "...A total of 531 people have applied to become Diorian citizens. Among them, there are 367 public slaves in Rome, 164 Roman civilians, and many Roman civilians are on the sidelines..."

"Very well done, Valks! Please keep working hard and you will become an excellent official of the kingdom!" Daves did not hesitate to praise him.

Walkers grinned, happily wanted to laugh but didn't dare to laugh out loud, looking a bit funny.

Davos didn’t care, and continued: "Early tomorrow morning, you will gather these Romans who are to become Dionian citizens and assign them houses..."

"Porutax."

"Your Majesty!"

"Go back and tell Asistes that after these Romans have allocated houses, immediately start preparing to allocate land to them, and at the same time arrange positions for those Romans who are willing to hold public positions. Be more vigorous!"

"Understood, Your Majesty. I will tell Master Asistes when I go back."

Daves looked at Valquez again, and said kindly: "Valquez, Rome’s new chief executive Asistes has just arrived. He is your superior, just like the former Roman consul In the future, if you have anything you need to discuss with him first, and he will also arrange some new tasks for you. He is a very good person. I believe you can work together well and govern Rome together!"

Walkers roughly understood what Davers said, although he was a little disappointed in his heart, he still politely claimed to be.

After sending them off, Daves leaned back on a wooden chair and closed his eyes to rest. Henipolis came in and reported to him: "Your Majesty, Amelius, please."

Davers opened his eyes slightly: "Let him come in."

Amylius was originally a Latin slave. He was bought by the Diorian intelligence service ten years ago. After several years of special training, he was sent to the Latin area to collect intelligence on this area. With the creation of the Latinam Intelligence Team, most of the intelligence that Daves has seen about Rome in the past came from his handwriting.

After Daves led the army to attack Latham, he ordered him to lead his subordinates to cooperate with the army.

The intelligence leader is actually only in his 30s, but he looks older than his actual age. He was also a slave when he was a teenager and often starved, so he grew thin and small, but Daves did not because of him. He despised him because of his looks, but kindly said to him: "Amelius, what surprises did you bring to me?!"

Be aware that after the Roman army invaded Helniki, the detailed information of the emptiness in the Roman city was sent to Turri in time by this unsurprising guy, and finally Daves made up his mind to attack first. Rome. The map of Ostia city was also drawn by him and sent to the palace in time, allowing Daves to find the key to quickly conquer this port town.

Amylius stood in front of Daves, and after politely saluting, he said eagerly: "Your Majesty! My subordinates have been mixed with Roman civilians. Today they heard an amazing news, some The Roman civilians want to be against you!"

"Oh?" Daves was not surprised by this, and he had been attacked several times over the years, and he had become a little accustomed to it, so he motioned Amelius to continue speaking with his eyes.

"Your Majesty, when you gave a speech in the square, I noticed that some civilians showed dissatisfaction, but did not express their objection loudly. After your speech, several of them did not apply to become our citizens. He didn’t follow the soldiers’ orders and returned to his house. Instead, he quietly stayed in a house on the Silio Hill for a while, then returned to the square and talked quietly with some civilians before... The subordinates approached them quietly, vaguely heard them talk about'Camillos, the Roman army' and so on, and even mentioned your name... Then five or six Roman civilians among them began to line up, preparing to apply to become Citizen of Dionia..."

Daves listened while thinking: "It seems that these Romans are preparing to attack me when the Roman army is attacking..."

"Your Majesty, I think so too, so I hurried to report to you." Amelius said invitingly.

"Who lives in that house on Silio Hill?" Daves asked a crucial question.

Amylius had been prepared for a long time, and he immediately replied: "I have sent someone to inquire about it. The owner of that house is Gaius Licinius Storo."

The name gave Daves a sense of familiarity, but he had never known or contacted this Roman before, which made him wonder: Is it a historical celebrity?

"...Although he is a Roman civilian, he is very influential among civilians, because his father was a military and political officer last year, and his newly married wife was a famous veteran in Rome called... Fabius Si... the daughter of Ambustus—"

Davers' heart moved, he waved to interrupt him, and asked: "You mean that he, as a commoner, has married the great Roman nobleman Fabius?!"

It’s no wonder that Daves was surprised. According to his knowledge of Rome, the reason why Roman civilians could not cross the threshold of aristocracy was because the Roman aristocracy imposed strict restrictions on them. The law has also been clearly engraved on the twelve bronze table pillars.

"Yes, Your Majesty. Just because he was the first commoner to marry the daughter of a nobleman, many Roman commoners regard him as the pride and role model of commoners." Amelius said affirmatively: "And this man He is also quite outstanding. Although he is only 21 years old, he has participated in several battles and won a citizenship crown because of his outstanding achievements. He was wounded in the battle between Wolsey and our First Army and has been recovering at home. , So did not follow Camilos’ army to Helniki..."

Daves pondered: In recent years, the Celtic invasion of Rome and the several large escapes of Roman civilians made these nobles in Rome feel the crisis and began to gradually give in to the civilians. Military and political officers can let the Roman civilians. Taking the post is the best example. This man’s father served as a Roman military officer, and he also allowed the elders of the Fabius clan to marry his daughter, but he was not punished by Roman law. It can be seen that the Roman nobles have begun to show interest in talented and appealing people. The civilians are overwhelmed...Fortunately, our offensive came in time. If the conflict between the nobility and the civilians is alleviated after Rome’s "Licenae Act" is promulgated, it will be much more difficult for Dionia to use the current method to disintegrate Rome. ……and many more! Lisinifa? !

At this time, Amelius remembered something again, and then said: "Oh, yes, this Licinius doesn't look at his young age, but he is proficient in Roman law and often writes complaints for civilians for free. So it won the love of Roman civilians..."

"Gaius Licinius. Stolo..." Daves said the name softly, and an idea suddenly popped up in his heart: Is this the person in the previous Roman history who insisted on fighting for many years , The Roman guarantor who finally allowed the Senate to pass the "Lisini Act" that allowed Roman civilians to obtain relatively equal rights? !

Unfortunately, Daves’ previous university major was not history. He just briefly learned about the “Licine Law” that greatly influenced the course of Roman history in the “Western Legal History” class. He did not remember the entire formulation of this law. The name of the person did not remember the time at that time, so he dare not be very sure.