On the Constitutional Restrictions of the Tribunate in 88 and 81 B. C
The article is devoted to the constitutional restrictions imposed on the plebeian tribunate by Sulla. The author believes that in the 88 B. C. the only restriction was the mandatory pre-approval of tribunate bills in the Senate. In 81 B. C., those who held the position of plebeian tribune were denied the right to seek any other magistracy in the future. Thus, the restrictions were indirect, and Sulla did not deprive the tribunes of certain prerogatives of power.