I of England prohibited the "Leges inter Brettos et Scottos". The "Leges Statutae Republicae Sancti Marini" was written in Latin and consists of six books. The "leges templi" regulated cult actions at various temples. Bracton was influenced by an early 12th-century lawbook entitled "Leges Edwardi Confessoris". They passed the Valerio-Horatian Laws ("Leges Valeriae Horatiae"). The actual text of the "Leges" was edited by Twysden. Together these laws are called "leges tabellariae". These were passed, as the "leges Antoniae". These are&colon; "Rogationes, Plebescitas" and "Leges". The popular assemblies also had the right to promulgate laws ("leges"). Another new concern in the "Leges" is law covering the roadways and highways. The bills ("leges Appuleiae") were finally passed by the aid of the Marian veterans. About a third of the material in the "Leges" is also in the "Quadripartitus". It was used by Roger Twysden in his edition of the "Leges Henrici Primi". While it had the power to pass ordinary laws ("leges"), it rarely did so.