Lex Gellia Cornelia was a law passed in 72 BC after a proposal of the consuls Lucius Cornelius Poplicola and Gneus Cornelius Lentulus Clodianus, that gave Pompey the power of granting citizenship to valuable soldiers. This law is known only through Cicero's speech Pro Balbo (56 BC), since Lucius Cornelius Balbus had been given the citizenship by Pompey but he was then under trial for the removal of the citizenship. Here are the passage in which Cicero mentions the law: (Cic. Balb. 19) This law allowed Pompey to give the citizenship with a few conditions:
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| - La lex Gellia Cornelia va ser una llei de l'antiga Roma, datada l'any 72 aC (681 de la fundació de Roma), que va donar poder extraordinari a Gneu Pompeu Magne per atorgar la ciutadania romana a alguns hispans, després d'escoltar el que hi tenia a dir el consilium. Es va establir quan eren cònsols Luci Gel·li Publícola i Gneu Corneli Lèntul. La llei en general reconeixia la condició de ciutadans romans a tots aquells als que Gneu Pompeu Magne havia atorgat aquesta condició, bàsicament a Hispània. (ca)
- Gellia Cornelia es una ley romana datada el 72 a. C. (681 de la fundación de Roma), que dio a Pompeyo Magno poder discrecional para otorgar la ciudadanía romana, tras el derecho de consilium (de consilii sententia, Cic. pro Balb. 8, 14). Fue establecida bajo los cónsules Lucio Gelio Publícola y Gneo Cornelio Léntulo Clodiano; la ley reconoció genéricamente la condición de ciudadanos romanos a todos a los que Pompeyo se la había otorgado, lo que había ocurrido básicamente en Hispania. (es)
- Lex Gellia Cornelia was a law passed in 72 BC after a proposal of the consuls Lucius Cornelius Poplicola and Gneus Cornelius Lentulus Clodianus, that gave Pompey the power of granting citizenship to valuable soldiers. This law is known only through Cicero's speech Pro Balbo (56 BC), since Lucius Cornelius Balbus had been given the citizenship by Pompey but he was then under trial for the removal of the citizenship. Here are the passage in which Cicero mentions the law: (Cic. Balb. 19) This law allowed Pompey to give the citizenship with a few conditions: (en)
- Con la Lex Gellia Cornelia, nota solo grazie ad un riferimento presente nella Pro Balbo di Cicerone, si attribuiva nel 72 a.C. a Pompeo Magno la facoltà straordinaria di concedere, de consilii sententia, la cittadinanza romana a singoli individui come ricompensa ai loro meriti militari. Fu proposta dai consoli Gellio Publicola e Cornelio Clodiano. La proposta di legge si inserisce nella legislazione sulla cittadinanza, avviata da Mario, il quale la concesse pro merito alle coorti di Umbri nella guerra contro i Cimbri (104 a.C.-101 a.C.). (it)
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| - La lex Gellia Cornelia va ser una llei de l'antiga Roma, datada l'any 72 aC (681 de la fundació de Roma), que va donar poder extraordinari a Gneu Pompeu Magne per atorgar la ciutadania romana a alguns hispans, després d'escoltar el que hi tenia a dir el consilium. Es va establir quan eren cònsols Luci Gel·li Publícola i Gneu Corneli Lèntul. La llei en general reconeixia la condició de ciutadans romans a tots aquells als que Gneu Pompeu Magne havia atorgat aquesta condició, bàsicament a Hispània. (ca)
- Lex Gellia Cornelia was a law passed in 72 BC after a proposal of the consuls Lucius Cornelius Poplicola and Gneus Cornelius Lentulus Clodianus, that gave Pompey the power of granting citizenship to valuable soldiers. This law is known only through Cicero's speech Pro Balbo (56 BC), since Lucius Cornelius Balbus had been given the citizenship by Pompey but he was then under trial for the removal of the citizenship. Here are the passage in which Cicero mentions the law: Nascitur, iudices, causa Corneli ex ea lege, quam L. Gellius Cn. Cornelius ex senatus sententia tulerunt; qua lege videmus ita esse sanctum, ut cives Romani sint ii, quos Cn. Pompeius de consilii sententia singillatim civitate donaverit. "What has given rise to the case of Cornelius, gentlemen, is a law which Lucius Gellius and Gnaeus Cornelius carried, in accordance with a resolution of the Senate; and we see that by this law it was enacted that those on whom Gnaeus Pompeius, with the concurrence of his advisers, conferred Roman citizenship individually, should be Roman citizens." (Cic. Balb. 19) This law allowed Pompey to give the citizenship with a few conditions:
* singulatim: he could give it by name to a person or more;
* de consilii sententia: the grant had to be approved by a group of Roman citizens that was appointed in this role, they could be soldiers or senators, based on circumstance;
* fundus fieri: the person that was granted citizenship had to be part of a community that had already assumed the statute of fundus fieri, a statute that is yet to be clarified. (en)
- Gellia Cornelia es una ley romana datada el 72 a. C. (681 de la fundación de Roma), que dio a Pompeyo Magno poder discrecional para otorgar la ciudadanía romana, tras el derecho de consilium (de consilii sententia, Cic. pro Balb. 8, 14). Fue establecida bajo los cónsules Lucio Gelio Publícola y Gneo Cornelio Léntulo Clodiano; la ley reconoció genéricamente la condición de ciudadanos romanos a todos a los que Pompeyo se la había otorgado, lo que había ocurrido básicamente en Hispania. (es)
- Con la Lex Gellia Cornelia, nota solo grazie ad un riferimento presente nella Pro Balbo di Cicerone, si attribuiva nel 72 a.C. a Pompeo Magno la facoltà straordinaria di concedere, de consilii sententia, la cittadinanza romana a singoli individui come ricompensa ai loro meriti militari. Fu proposta dai consoli Gellio Publicola e Cornelio Clodiano. La proposta di legge si inserisce nella legislazione sulla cittadinanza, avviata da Mario, il quale la concesse pro merito alle coorti di Umbri nella guerra contro i Cimbri (104 a.C.-101 a.C.). La Lex Gellia Cornelia si colloca nell'anno in cui Pompeo era impegnato nella guerra contro Sertorio, governatore della Spagna Citeriore, a cui si erano uniti i sostenitori dell'ormai defunto Marco Emilio Lepido, antisillano alleato dei rivoltosi in Etruria, che aveva marciato su Roma. Nel 74 a.C. il Senato concesse a Pompeo l'imperium sulla Spagna Citeriore: questo portò a diversi scontri fra i due eserciti, fino a che Sertorio fu ucciso dai suoi soldati nel 72 a.C.. (it)
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