Thus, Italian confederates had little incentive to stop fighting against Rome. Although it is also worth noting the significant benefits brought aside from suffrage (protection from mistreatment during military service, improved legal rights, and for the rich, chances to bid for lucrative tax farming contracts) which may for many have been most significant.
Italian confederates had little incentive to cease fighting Rome, although it is also worth noting the substantial advantages beyond suffrage (protection from mistreatment during military service, enhanced legal rights, and for the wealthy, opportunities to bid for lucrative tax farming contracts) which may have been most significant for many.