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Can you spot the real ancient Roman laws?

True or false: Ancient Romans had a law that allowed marriage between patricians and plebeians? 💍

Difficulty: Easy

True or false: The Law of the Twelve Tables was the first written Roman legal code, created to stop magistrates from applying laws arbitrarily? 📜

Difficulty: Medium

True or false: Roman jurists during the Republic were public servants who were paid a salary by the state to argue cases in court? 🏛️

Difficulty: Hard

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