They were produced by Valerius and Horatius in 451 BCE to end the complaints which led to the Second Secession of the Plebians. The one containing the civil procedure stated that any judge who took a bribe would be punished with death. A section on torts said that anyone convicted of perjury would be "flung from the Tarpeian rock." The fourth concerned paternal rights over the family and permitted fathers to kill their deformed children. For 10 points—name this first written code of Roman law.
They were produced by Valerius and Horatius in 451 BCE to end the complaints which led to the Second Secession of the Plebians. The one containing the civil procedure stated that any judge who took a bribe would be punished with death. A section on torts said that anyone convicted of perjury would be "flung from the Tarpeian rock." The fourth concerned paternal rights over the family and permitted fathers to kill their deformed children. For 10 points—name this first written code of Roman law.
They were produced by Valerius and Horatius in 451 BCE to end the complaints which led to the Second Secession of the Plebians.