The Social Contract · Character
Servius Tullius
Roman king who reformed the comitia and census.
minor
Also known as Servius
First appearance: IV: The Roman Comitia
Servius Tullius shows up with force in Whether the General Will Is Fallible. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Mentioned alongside Solon and Numa as a leader who prevented inequality among partial societies.
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In Whether the General Will Is Fallible: Mentioned alongside Solon and Numa as a leader who prevented inequality among partial societies. Later, in Deputies or Representatives: Implied in the discussion of Roman…
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