Opimus y la llamada lex de spoliis opimis
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https://doi.org/10.3989/emerita.1974.v42.i2.975Abstract
This paper is a critical study on the so-called lex de spoliis opimis; herefrom the author tentatively concludes: 1) that opimus stems from an early superlative opimus (cf. optumus/optimus based on the adverb ob ‘before’ with the original meaning of ‘the first’ and 2) that the anciente tradition on the aforesaid law is a pure and complete mixtification.
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