You are most likely referring to the Forum.
The earliest written Roman civil law was written on twelve tablets.
The Law of the twelve Tablets contained Rome's first written code of laws. Therefore, it constituted the foundation of Roman law. Its provisions were largely procedural. They stipulated rigorous procedures and strict penalties.
The 12 stone tablets inscribed in 451 BC were known as the "Twelve Tables" and were created by a committee of Roman legislators known as the Decemviri. These laws were displayed in the Roman Forum and served as the foundation for Roman law.
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12 in Roman numerals is XII
Double check with the prescriber of the tablets, but it is normally worded. two tablets a day or one tablet twice daily I:E every 12 Hours
In Roman numerals, 12 is represented as "XII."
12 in Roman numerals is represented as "XII".
2 tablets.. every 12 hours
12 = XII in Roman numerals
The number 12 is represented by the Roman numeral XII