# Institutes of Gaius 3.1.254

Roman Law and Society, Institutes of Gaius, Third Commentary. Latin.

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(225) Again, an injury is rendered atrocious either by the act, as when anyone is wounded, beaten with rods, or severely whipped; or by the place, as for instance, where the injury is committed either in the theatre, or in the forum; or on account of the person, for example, where a magistrate is insulted, or an injury is inflicted upon a senator by a person of inferior rank. Roman Law Homepage Rome Law Texts

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