Sacrilegis. [See above: Julia Peculatus.]
Sumptuariae. [[Leges Sumptuariae].]
Theatralis, which permitted Roman equites, in case they or their parents had ever had a census equestris, to sit in the fourteen rows (quatuordecim ordines) fixed by the Lex Roscia Theatralis, B.C. 69.
Julia et Titia, respecting Tutors.
De Vi Publica and Privata. [[Vis].]
Vicesimaria. [[Vicesima].]
JŪNĬA DE PĔRĔGRĪNIS, proposed B.C. 126, by M. Junius Pennus, a tribune, banished peregrini from the city. A lex of C. Fannius, consul B.C. 122, contained the same provisions respecting the Latini and Italici; and a lex of C. Papius, perhaps B.C. 65, contained the same respecting all persons who were not domiciled in Italy.
JŪNĬA LĬCĬNĬA. [[Licinia Junia].]
JŪNIA NORBĀNA, of uncertain date, but probably about A.D. 17, enacted that when a Roman citizen had manumitted a slave without the requisite formalities, the manumission should not in all cases be ineffectual, but the manumitted person should have the status of a Latinus.
JŪNIA RĒPĔTUNDĀRUM. [[Repetundae].]