In the Roman Empire, a complete loss of citizenship and liberty, confiscation of property, and release of a spouse to remarry is called __________.

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Civil death was a punishment used in ancient Rome that involved the complete loss of citizenship and legal personhood, which meant that the individual was no longer recognized as a legal entity and had no rights or protections under the law. Furthermore, civil death resulted in the forfeiture of property and the ability to remarry for the punished individual.

In the Roman Empire, a Complete Loss of Citizenship and Liberty