What was romes first set of written

tribunal law

centuriate assemble

twelve tables

patrician code

The first written law of Rome is called the Law of the Twelve Tables, or Lex XII Tabularum in Latin, and is dated between 451 and 450 B. C. The Twelve Tables were written by 10 commissioners, or decemvirs, at the insistence of the working class people, plebeians, who felt that their rights were being ignored by the upper class patricians.