In his first year, as one of the tribunes for 123 BC, he proposed two initial measures: a bill to prohibit any magistrate deposed by the people from standing again for office and a law to reaffirm appeal to the people in capital cases which made transgressing magistrates liable for prosecution

Submitted by cute_spider_turtle_emoji in just_post (edited )

this post made by declaration of flabberghaster via transference from gaius_gracchus

please praise or condemn flabberghaster's first tribunate in this thread

this is now post law

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cute_spider_turtle_emoji OP wrote

hang on nvm it's not post law I just hadn't read yet,

The first bill was withdrawn at the request of his mother, Cornelia.

so i guess only the second half is post law

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cute_spider_turtle_emoji OP wrote

He then proposed a grain law establishing a maximum price of six and a third asses for a modius (about 8.7 litres), of grain and re-enacted Tiberius' law on agricultural land redistribution.[23] The subsidised grain would be bought when prices were low and stored in public granaries; the price itself was "probably a little below the price fetched by wheat immediately after the harvest".

bruh this dude was doing farm subsidies in antiquity that's really impressive according to the hit 4X franchise Civilization

gotta hand it to you flabber you picked a good senator to be

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