As Leis Agrárias do início da República romana (486-442 a.C.): Conflito pela terra e pelo poder na construção da República romana
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Os textos antigos mencionam uma série de propostas de leis agrárias ao longo da história da República romana. Estes textos enquadram estas propostas a partir dos temas ensejados pela crise dos irmãos Graco e pelo enredo do Conflito das Ordens, entre Patrícios e Plebeus. As informações sobre os projetos de lei agrária anteriores aos Graco presentes nos textos antigos são, portanto, em muito contaminadas pelo que seus autores pensavam do episódio gracano. Tendo esse problema metodológico em mente, este artigo apresenta uma reinterpretação sobre o mais antigo ciclo de propostas de leis agrárias que temos notícia, entre 486 e 442 a.C.. A partir do estudo dessas leis, se analisará a questão agrária da época, relacionando-a com as transformações do sistema agrário que a agricultura mediterrãnica vivia naquele tempo e com as transformações na posição política do campesinato no contexto da emergência das cidades-estado mediterrãnicas.
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