Line 27. Land given in compensation out of public land, to be _privatus
utei quoi optuma lege_.
Line 27. Land taken in this way from private ownership to be _publicus_, as
in 133.
Lines 27-28. Land given in compensation for _ager patritus_ to be itself
_patritus_.
Line 28. Public roads to remain as before.
Line 29. Whatever Latins and _peregrini_ might do in 112, and whatever is
not forbidden citizens to do by this law, they may do henceforward.
Lines 29-30. Trial of a Latin to be the same as for a Roman citizen.
Lines 31-32. Territory (1) of borough towns or colonies (2), in
trientabulis, to be, as before, public.
Lines 33-34. Cases of dispute about land made private between 133 and 111,
or by this law, to be judged by the consul or praetor before next Ides of
March.
Lines 35-36. Cases of dispute after this date to be tried by consuls,
praetors, or censors.
Lines 36-39. Judgment on money owing to publicani to be given by consuls,
proconsuls, praetors or propraetors.
Line 40. No one to be prejudiced by refusing to swear to laws contrary to
this law.
Lines 41-42. No one to be prejudiced by refusing to obey laws contrary to
this law.
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