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Yes, Roman soldiers were treated fairly as long as they maintained discipline and obeyed orders. There was a military law which ensured fairness, but also meted out harsh punishments. Unfairness would have risked mutinies. Moreover, Roman soldiers were professionals with a 20-year career.
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RafaI guess you mean whether the Roman rich and the Roman state treated all plebeians fairly. No they did not. Capital punishment was common. Most of the death sentences were meted out on the poor. The rich usually got away with a fine or, at most, house arrest. The rich had a retinue of poor people who were called clients and who did errands and provided other services and political support in exchange for cash handouts, other favours and protection. It was an unequal relationship which the clients resented. The rich also looked down on the poor with contempt.
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