Who was pateralies of early rome?

In early Rome, the term "patricians" (often confused as "pateralies") referred to the aristocratic families who held significant social, political, and religious power. They were distinguished from the plebeians, the common people, and initially, only patricians could hold high offices and perform certain religious duties. Over time, social and political struggles led to reforms that allowed plebeians greater rights and representation, gradually diminishing the exclusive power of the patrician class.