Monday, May 4, 2020

the Twelve Tables - a turning point in Roman law

This blog has been corrected to show who is meeting, and who is not. My apologies!

 Honors 201 does not meet today, and is not required to write a blog.

SupWestCiv and Honors 202 will do this assignment.
  • Go back and re-read the section on the Twelve Tables, on p. 156 (scanned on my April 27 blog). 
  • Then watch “Law & Order in Ancient Rome – The Law,” found at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OBDTjvDtTbg. (and also in the sidebar to the right)
  • Finally, write a summary of the Twelve Tables in your blog for today, due (as always) before midnight tonight.
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