Plebeians were granted basic rights as civilians of Rome through the founding of The Law of the Twelve Tables and The Canuleian Law. For example, “If a patron shall have devised any deceit against his client, let him be accursed”. (Twelve Tables) In the Republic era, the founding of the Twelve Tables allowed for Plebeians to thrive socially by finally giving the impoverished people just as much of an equal voice as those in the hierarchy, thus making the Plebeians triumph socially. Following law practices, the founding of the Canuleian Law established the right to marry other social classes such as the Patricians. “we demand intermarriage, a thing which is usually granted to neighbors and foreigners…vanquished enemies the right of citizenship,
