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Pagina 345
13 Of the eight praetors , two were chief 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 ...
13 Of the eight praetors , two were chief 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 ...
Pagina 374
Yet Cicero's vigilance and energy saved Italy from the risk of another sanguinary ,
if transient , period of civil conflict , and the complimentary title of pater patriae ,
which Catulus proposed to confer upon him in the Senate , did no more than ...
Yet Cicero's vigilance and energy saved Italy from the risk of another sanguinary ,
if transient , period of civil conflict , and the complimentary title of pater patriae ,
which Catulus proposed to confer upon him in the Senate , did no more than ...
Pagina 398
3 ) . But he never went so far as to apply to the Senate for leave to stand for his
second consulate before the legal time . 14 Tentative suggestions were made at
Rome by those anxious to avoid civil war , that either Pompey or Caesar should
be ...
3 ) . But he never went so far as to apply to the Senate for leave to stand for his
second consulate before the legal time . 14 Tentative suggestions were made at
Rome by those anxious to avoid civil war , that either Pompey or Caesar should
be ...
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