A model of this group was constructed by Mattias Gelzer, who held them to be individuals working without organization or political coherence.
A model of this group was constructed by Mattias Gelzer, who held them to be individuals working without organization or political coherence. This model was opposed to the parliamentary model of Theodore Mommsen, which analogized this group to the Liberal party. One member of this group was Gaius Servilius Glaucia, who served as praetor while another member of this group, Lucius Appuleius Satruninus was consul; together, those they (*) reduced the price of grain and promised land to veterans of the Jugurthine war. Members of this group included brothers who formulated a 133 BCE agrarian reform law. Including the Gracchi, for 10 points, identify this group of Roman politicians who typically campaigned on a public interest platform and who were opposed by the optimates.
A model of this group was constructed by Mattias Gelzer, who held them to be individuals working without organization or political coherence.
populares