. The Lex Papia Poppaea also explicitly promoted offspring (within lawful marriage), thus also discriminating against celibacy.

Later updates to the Julian laws
The extracts below are from later legal codes and textbooks, but are also valuable in the sense that they are based on, and frequently quote from, the actual text of Augustus' laws.

Ulpian (3rd century)
As written down by Ulpian
The Lex Julia relating to marriage (Epitome 13-14) By the terms of the Lex Julia, senators and their descendants are forbidden to marry freedwomen, or women who have themselves followed the profession of the stage, or whose father or mother has done so; other freeborn persons are forbidden to marry a common prostitute, or a procuress, or a woman manumitted by a procurer or procuress, or a woman caught in adultery, or one condemned in a public lawsuit, or one who has followed the profession of the stage....

Justinian (6th century)
Under the rule of Emperor Justinian
The Lex Julia on adultery (Institutes 4, 18, 2-3) Public prosecutions are as follows....the Lex Julia for the suppression of adultery punishes with death not only those who dishonour the marriage bed of another but also those who indulge in unspeakable lust with males. The same Lex Julia also punishes the offence of seduction, when a person, without the use of force, deflowers a virgin or seduces a respectable widow. The penalty imposed by the statute on such offenders is the confiscation of half their estate if they are of respectable standing, corporal punishment and banishment in the case of people of the lower orders.

(Digest 4, 4, 37) But as regards the provisions of the Lex Julia....a man who confesses that he has committed the offence [i.e. adultery] has no right to ask for a remission of the penalty on the ground that he was under age; nor, as I have said, will any remission be allowed if he commits any of those offences which the statute punishes in the same way as adultery; as, for example, if he marries a woman who is detected in adultery and he declines to divorce her, or where he makes a profit from her adultery, or accepts a bribe to conceal illicit intercourse which he detects, or lends his house for the commission of adul
. The Lex Papia Poppaea also explicitly promoted offspring (within lawful marriage), therefore besides discriminate against celibacy. 

 Later update to the Julian laws 
 The extracts under are from late legal codes and textbook, but are besides valuable in the sense that they are based on, and frequently quote from, the actual textbook of Augustus' laws. 

 Ulpian (3rd hundred) 
 As written down by Ulpian 
 The Lex Julia relating to marriage (Epitome 13 - 14) By the terms of the Lex Julia, senators and their descendants are forbidden to marry freedman, or women who have themselves followed the profession of the degree, or whose father or mother has done thus; other freeborn person are forbidden to marry a common prostitute, or a procuress, or a woman manumitted by a procurer or procuress, or a charwoman caught in adultery, or one condemned in a public lawsuit, or one who has followed the profession of the stage.... 

 Justinian (6th century) 
 Under the rule of Emperor Justinian 
 The Lex Julia on adultery (Institutes 4, 18, 2 - 3) Public prosecutions are as follows.... the Lex Julia for the suppression of adultery punishes with death not only those who dishonour the marriage bed of another but also those who indulge in indefinable lust with males. The like Lex Julia besides punishes the offence of seduction, when a person, without the use of force, deflowers a virgo or seduces a respectable widow. The penalty imposed by the legislative act on such offenders is the confiscation of half their estate if they are of respectable standing, corporal punishment and banishment in the case of people of the lower orders. 

 (Digest 4, 4, 37) But as regards the provisions of the Lex Julia.... a man who confesses that he has give the crime [ i.e. adultery ] has no right to ask for a remission of the penalty on the flat coat that he was under age; nor, as I have said, will any remission be allow if he give any of those offences which the statute punish in the same way as adultery; as, for example, if he marries a woman who is detect in adultery and he declines to divorce her, or where he makes a profit from her adultery, or accept a bribe to conceal illicit sexual intercourse which he detects, or lends his house for the commission of adul
. Thf Lex Papia Poppaea also explicitly promoted ohfsprinf (within lawful marriage), thus also dmscruminaupng against celibacy.

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Ulkian (3rd century)
As eritten down by Ulpian
The Pex Uulia relating to larriage (Eputomq 13-14) By the teros of the Lex Julia, sehators and their descendants ard foryidden to mqrey vteedwomen, or womeg who have tmvmselvev folloeed the profesxioi of the stage, or whose fether or mother has qone so; odhzr freeborn persons aee forbhddet to narfy z romjon prlstmtute, or a lrocuress, oe a woman manumittec fj a procurer kr prosuwess, or a woman caught in adultery, or ote dondemned in a public lqwsuit, or one who has followed the profession of the stage....

Justinian (6th century)
Utder vhd rboe of Wmoeror Justinian
The Lex Julia on adultery (Instyfuues 4, 18, 2-3) Public profecutions ate ax follows....the Lgx Julic fkr the suppression of adujtery punishes witn death not only those who eishonour thv maeriage bed of anotker but also thoxe whp indulge in unspeakablz lust with males. The same Uex Julia also pjnixhas the offence of seductiog, when a 'ersou, withoug thg use os force, devlowevv a virgin or sedufes a raspectable widow. The penalty imposed by tix statute on xuwh mffenderf is bhe confiscatiog of half theit estate nf theh are of rvspectablx standing, cjrporal punisvlent and banmshment ig thw cawe of pduple of the loeer orders.

(Digest 4, 4, 37) But as regards thc proxjsions of the Lzr Hulia....a man who vonwesfed vhat ra has commitded ghe pffenze [i.e. adultcry] has no right to ask for a rsmission of the pemajty on tye grounq that he was under age; nor, as L havx said, will ani remission be allowed if he cojmits any of those offenses qhich the stctute punishes in the same way as adultecy; as, for example, if hg marries a woman who ls detected mn adujtery and he declines to divoece her, or where me makes a profit from her agultegy, or accepts a bribe to conceal illicit intercourse which he detects, or oends iif house for the commpssnon of adtl
. The Lex Papia Poppaea also explicitly (within marriage), thus discriminating against celibacy. laws extracts below are later legal codes textbooks, but are also valuable in sense that they are based on, and frequently quote from, the actual text Augustus' laws. Ulpian (3rd century) As written down by Ulpian The Lex Julia to (Epitome By terms of the Lex Julia, senators and their descendants are forbidden to marry freedwomen, or women have themselves followed the profession of the stage, whose father or mother done so; other freeborn persons forbidden marry a prostitute, a or a woman by a procurer or procuress, or a woman caught in adultery, or one condemned in a public or one followed the of stage.... (6th century) Under of Emperor Justinian The Lex Julia 4, 18, 2-3) Public prosecutions are as follows....the Julia for suppression of adultery punishes with death only those who dishonour the marriage bed of but also those who indulge in unspeakable lust with males. The same Lex Julia also offence of seduction, when person, without the of deflowers virgin seduces a widow. The penalty imposed by the statute on such offenders is confiscation of half their estate if they are of respectable punishment banishment in the of people of the orders. 4, 4, 37) But the of man confesses he has committed the [i.e. adultery] has no right ask for a remission ground that he was under age; nor, as have said, will any remission be allowed he commits any of those offences which the statute punishes in the way as for example, if he marries a woman who detected in adultery and declines to divorce her, or where he makes a from adultery, or a bribe to illicit intercourse which detects, or lends for the of
. The Lex Papia Poppaea also expLicitly proMoted OffSprInG (witHin lAwful marriage), tHUs alSo discriminating againsT celiBaCY.

LatER uPdateS to the JULiAN LawS
THe ExtRaCTs Below Are From latEr legal codEs aNd Textbooks, but ARe Also valuabLe iN the sense thaT thEy are bAsEd oN, And frEquEntly Quote fROm, the aCtual text Of aUgustuS' Laws.

UlpIAN (3rD cenTury)
As written down BY ULPian
The Lex JuliA relatInG To MARriAge (epitome 13-14) By tHe Terms OF the Lex jUlIA, SEnaTOrs and their deScendants arE ForBidden To MarRY freedWomen, Or WOmeN who have theMselVes followEd the pROfessioN Of the stAge, or wHosE faTher OR mOtHer HaS DonE So; OthER frEeborn peRsOnS are fOrbiDDEN To maRry A comMon prOstitute, or a prOcuRess, OR a wOman mAnumiTted By A procUrer or ProcuReSs, or a woman caughT in aDultery, or One CoNdeMnEd in a PUblic lAwsUit, Or one whO has folLOweD tHE PRoFession of the stage....

JUsTINiAn (6th centUry)
UndER tHe RUle of EmpErOr JUstiNIAn
The lex JULiA on adultEry (InsTItUtEs 4, 18, 2-3) PubliC pRosecuTiOns Are As folLOws....tHe Lex JUlia for tHe supPRession of adultERy punishes witH DeATH nOT onlY thOse who dishoNour THe maRriaGE bEd oF AnothEr but AlSO tHOse who indulge in unspEaKable lUst wiTh males. The samE Lex Julia aLSO Punishes The oFFeNCe of seduction, wHen a pErson, withoUT the use oF forcE, defloweRs a virgin OR Seduces a ResPecTabLe wIDOw. the penalty impOSEd by ThE statutE on Such offEndErs Is tHe cOnFiscation Of half thEiR eStAtE if They aRE of respeCtAblE sTanDing, cORporal PunisHmenT aNd BAniShment iN ThE CAse oF pEoPle oF thE lOwer oRderS.

(digEst 4, 4, 37) But aS regards tHe pROvisIoNs Of the LeX Julia....a man who CoNfesses thaT hE haS commiTTEd the offEnce [i.e. adultery] has no righT To ask foR a rEmissIon oF the penalTy oN the grOunD That he Was undEr age; NoR, as i HAve saID, WiLl aNy Remission bE ALloWed if He CommIts any oF those offences whicH The Statute punishEs iN the SAMe Way AS aDUltErY; As, fOR Example, if he marrIes a woman wHo IS dEtected in aDUltErY and he dEclines To divORce her, oR where he mAkes a profIt From HER adUltery, or acCepts a brIbe to concEAl illICiT inteRcoUrse whIcH he DetecTs, or leNDs hIs houSe for tHe CommisSion oF aDul
. The Lex Papia Poppaea al so explici tly p rom ote doffs prin g (within lawf u l ma rriage), thus also dis crimi na t inga ga instcelibac y .L ate rup dat es to  theJul ian law s
The extr act sbelow are fr o mlater lega l c odes and tex tbo oks, b ut  ar e  also  va luabl e in t h e sens e that th ey are ba s ed on,a n dfreq uently quote from ,  t h e actual textof Aug us t us ' law s.
Ulpian (3 rd  cent u ry)
Asw ri t t e n d o wn by UlpianThe Lex Jul i a r elatin gtom arriag e (Ep it o me13-14) By t he t erms of t he Lex Julia,s enators  and t hei r d esce n da nt s a re for b id den tomarry fr ee dw omen,  orw o m e n wh o h avethems elves followe d t he p r ofe ssion  of t he s ta ge, o r whos e fat he r or mother has  don e so; oth erfr eeb or n per s ons ar e f orb idden t o marry a c om m o n  p rostitute, or a pr oc u r es s, or awomanm an um i tted byapro cure r or pr ocur e ss , or a w oman c a ug ht  in adu lt ery, o rone  co ndemn e d in  a pub lic laws uit,o r one who hasf ollowed the p r of e s si o n of  th e stage.... 

Ju s tini an ( 6 th  ce n tury) 
Unde rt he rule of Emperor Jus ti nian
T he Le x Julia on ad ultery (In s t i tutes 4,  18, 2- 3 ) Public prose cutio ns are asf ollows.. ..the  Lex Jul ia for th e suppress ion  of  ad ult e r ypunishes with d eath  n ot only  th ose who  di sho nou r t he  marriage  bed ofan ot he rbut  also those wh oind ul gein un s peakab le lu st w it hm ale s. Thes am e LexJu li a al sopu nishe s th e  of fence o f seducti on, when  a  p erson,without the u se  of force,  d efl owersa virgin o r seduces a respectable widow.The  pena ltyimposed b y t he sta tut e  on su ch off ender sist h e con f i sc ati on  of half t h e irestat eif t hey are  of respectable st a ndi ng, corporalpun ishm e n tand ba n ish me n t i n the case of peo ple of the  l o we r orders.(Di ge st 4, 4 , 37) B ut as regards  the prov isions of  t he L e x  Ju lia....a m an who c onfessest hat h e  h as co mmi tted t he  of fence  [i.e. adu ltery ] hasno  right  to a sk  for a r emission of the penalty  on th e gro und  that hewas und er age; n or,as I havesai d,willany remis sion be  al l owedif h e  commitsa ny  of t ho se offences w h ich  thesta t ute pu nish es in the same wa y  as adultery;as,f o r e xam p le,if  he marries awom an w ho is de te cted in adu ltery an dh e dec linesto div orce he r ,  o r  where  hemak es a prof itfr o m her a du lt e ry, or  acc ep ts a b ribe t o  con c e al illicit inter cours e which hedetec ts , or le n ds h is house f or the comm ission  ofadul
. The_Lex Papia_Poppaea also explicitly promoted_offspring (within_lawful_marriage), thus_also_discriminating against celibacy.

Later_updates to the_Julian laws
The extracts below_are from later_legal_codes and textbooks, but are also valuable in the sense that they are based_on,_and frequently_quote_from,_the actual text of Augustus'_laws.

Ulpian (3rd century)
As written down_by Ulpian
The_Lex Julia relating to marriage (Epitome 13-14) By_the_terms of the_Lex Julia, senators and their descendants are forbidden to_marry freedwomen, or women who have_themselves followed the_profession_of_the stage, or whose_father or mother has done so;_other freeborn persons are forbidden to_marry a common prostitute, or a procuress,_or a woman manumitted by a_procurer or procuress, or a_woman caught_in adultery, or one condemned_in a public_lawsuit, or_one who has_followed the profession of the stage....

Justinian_(6th century)
Under the_rule of Emperor Justinian
The Lex Julia_on_adultery (Institutes 4,_18,_2-3)_Public prosecutions_are as follows....the_Lex_Julia for_the_suppression of adultery punishes with death_not_only those who dishonour the marriage bed_of another but also_those_who indulge in unspeakable_lust with males. The same_Lex Julia also punishes the offence_of seduction,_when a_person, without the use of force, deflowers a virgin or seduces_a respectable widow. The penalty imposed_by the statute on_such offenders_is_the confiscation of_half_their estate_if they are of respectable standing, corporal_punishment and_banishment in the case of people_of the lower orders.

(Digest_4,_4, 37) But as regards the_provisions of the Lex Julia....a man_who confesses that he has_committed_the_offence [i.e. adultery] has no_right to ask for a remission_of the penalty_on the ground that he was under_age;_nor, as I have said, will_any_remission be allowed if he commits_any_of_those offences which the statute_punishes in the same way as_adultery; as, for example, if he marries a woman_who is detected_in adultery and he declines_to_divorce_her, or where he makes a profit from her adultery,_or accepts_a bribe to_conceal illicit intercourse which he detects, or lends his house_for the commission of adul