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Under the Licinian-Sextian Rogations of 367 BCE, the Roman Republic established a statutory limit of 500 iugera on the amount of public land (ager publicus) that an individual citizen could occupy. In addition to this landholding ceiling, the legislation explicitly required large estate owners to employ a specified proportion of free laborers alongside enslaved workers on their agricultural estates.
Statement: According to the passage, the Licinian-Sextian legislation imposed a ceiling on the acreage of public land an individual could hold and mandated the employment of a defined proportion of free laborers.
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True. The statement directly paraphrases the explicit factual provisions established by the Licinian-Sextian Rogations as detailed in the passage.
The statement directly reflects the literal facts provided in the text. The passage explicitly establishes that the legislation capped public land occupation at 500 iugera per citizen and mandated the inclusion of a specified proportion of free laborers on agricultural estates.
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