Excerpt from Die Schwurgerichte der Römischen Republik, Vol. 2: Von L. Sulla bis zum Ende der Republik
Cornelisches Gesetz über Fälschung. Sein Name. Strafe dieses Verbrechens in älterer Zeit. Bestimmungen Sullas uber die Ver flilschung von Testamenten von anderen Urkunden. Ausdrücke seines Gesetzes. Münzverfälschung. Falsches Zeugniss, andere Fälschungen Bestechung der Gerichte. Spätere Ausdehnung der Fälschung. Strafe des Comelischen Gesetzes nach der Verschie denheit der Schuld verschieden. Eine Begriflsbestimmung gab das Gesetz nicht sondern führte nur einzelne Classen von Ver brechen nu. Weshalb Sulla nicht durch ein Criminalgesetz gegen Diebstahl das Eigenthum noch weiter schätzte.
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