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Roman political corruption and elections in ancient Rome
The text discusses ancient Rome's electoral corruption under Aufidia and Julius Caesar. It notes a tribune’s edict requiring poll taxes on tribes for votes, Caesar’s dictatorial curbs on bribery, and the shift when the senate reduced people’s power, leading to officials bought by court influence and post-election challenges to magistrates by court creatures seeking rewards.
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Julius Casar
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