A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineMacmillan, 1962 - 820 pagine |
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Pagina 73
... quaestors of their own appointment . The quaestors also retained custody of the aerarium , which was permanently established in a recently constructed temple of Saturn in the Forum . In religious matters alone the consuls did not ...
... quaestors of their own appointment . The quaestors also retained custody of the aerarium , which was permanently established in a recently constructed temple of Saturn in the Forum . In religious matters alone the consuls did not ...
Pagina 82
... quaestors was raised to four , of whom two ( quaestores consulis ) followed the consuls or other high commanders into the field and administered the military funds ; the remaining couple ( quaestores urbani ) kept control of the central ...
... quaestors was raised to four , of whom two ( quaestores consulis ) followed the consuls or other high commanders into the field and administered the military funds ; the remaining couple ( quaestores urbani ) kept control of the central ...
Pagina 339
... quaestors . Since the number of the quaestors was now fixed at twenty ( p . 340 ) , the ultimate effect of this rule would probably be to maintain the normal membership at about 500.11 Sulla's primary object in filling out the ranks of ...
... quaestors . Since the number of the quaestors was now fixed at twenty ( p . 340 ) , the ultimate effect of this rule would probably be to maintain the normal membership at about 500.11 Sulla's primary object in filling out the ranks of ...
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