Description Acceptable. It’s not inheritance, but Caracalla’s 10% tax paid after this action was lowered to 5%, giving it the name vicesima. Peculia were often paid in order to take this action, which (15[2])was (15[1])limited by both the Augustan Lex Aelia Sentia (15[1])and the Lex Fufia Caninia. These actions came in censu and testamento types, (-5[1])and often a rod (-5[1])called a vindicta (15[1])or festuca (10[3])was tapped (10[1])on the head (15[1])of (10[2])the central figure, who then put (10[1])on a felt cap called (10[2])a (*) pileus. (10[1])This action was performed on Emperor Pertinax’s (10[1]-5[1])father, (-5[1])and those taking it acquired the status of patronus (-5[1])towards the other person. The taker of this action assumed the role of patronus. After (-5[1])undertaking (-5[1])this action, people who weren’t (10[1])dediticii (-5[1])gained Latin (10[2])rights (10[1]0[1])as liberti or (10[1])libertini. (10[1])For 10 points, name these actions by which Ancient Roman slaves were freed. ■END■ (10[3]0[2])