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Definition: Lex Julia is a term used in Roman law to refer to several statutes that were enacted during the reign of Emperor Augustus or Julius Caesar. These laws covered various aspects of Roman society, including marriage, treason, bankruptcy, and electoral corruption.
These examples illustrate how the Lex Julia laws covered a wide range of topics in Roman society. They were designed to maintain order and prevent corruption, and they were enforced through the court system.