A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan and Company, 1951 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 345
... civil judges , holding respectively the sors urbana and the sors peregrina ; six presided over the jury - courts . Additional presidents for the jury - courts were drawn from the ex - aediles , as occasion might require . Of the twenty ...
... civil judges , holding respectively the sors urbana and the sors peregrina ; six presided over the jury - courts . Additional presidents for the jury - courts were drawn from the ex - aediles , as occasion might require . Of the twenty ...
Pagina 374
... civil conflict , and the complimentary title of pater patriae , which Catulus proposed to confer upon him in the Senate , did no more than reflect a genuine and general feeling of gratitude towards him . The fear inspired by Catiline ...
... civil conflict , and the complimentary title of pater patriae , which Catulus proposed to confer upon him in the Senate , did no more than reflect a genuine and general feeling of gratitude towards him . The fear inspired by Catiline ...
Pagina 634
... civil section they took up a minor financial or judicial post in substitution for a military cadetship and ascended to the position of a iuridicus in a province , or to a high administrative function at Rome . The reign of Hadrian also ...
... civil section they took up a minor financial or judicial post in substitution for a military cadetship and ascended to the position of a iuridicus in a province , or to a high administrative function at Rome . The reign of Hadrian also ...
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