In 367 the "lex Liciniae Sextiae" provided that one of the two consuls should always be a plebeian, and soon after the dictatorship, censorship, and praetorship became open to plebeians as well.
In 367 the "Lex Licinia Sextia" resumed the previously suspended consulship and provided that one of the two consuls should always be a plebeian. Soon after the dictatorship, censorship, and praetorship became open to plebeians as well.