A History of Rome Down to the Reign of ConstantineClassical work on the history of the Roman Empire - For senior history students - Many illustrations of Roman antiquities - Map of ancient Rome - Map of the Roman Empire under Augustus, Trajan and Hadrian - Lazio (Latium) - Rome. |
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Pagina 74
The Senate . But the chief citadel of patrician ascendancy was the Senate . Under
the republican constitution , it is true , the Senate continued to be a merely
consultative body ; it could not meet save at the pleasure of a magistrate , nor
discuss ...
The Senate . But the chief citadel of patrician ascendancy was the Senate . Under
the republican constitution , it is true , the Senate continued to be a merely
consultative body ; it could not meet save at the pleasure of a magistrate , nor
discuss ...
Pagina 533
Under the standing rule by which ex - quaestors passed ex officio into the Senate
, this assembly now became in effect a co - opted body . Furthermore , Tiberius
definitely constituted the Senate into a The Senate high criminal court of law .
Under the standing rule by which ex - quaestors passed ex officio into the Senate
, this assembly now became in effect a co - opted body . Furthermore , Tiberius
definitely constituted the Senate into a The Senate high criminal court of law .
Pagina 610
But they Admission gave a sufficiently strong lead to future emperors to ensure
that their of pro policy of widening the area of recruitment for the Senate should
be vincials carried on . Though Domitian ' s successors did not formally assume ...
But they Admission gave a sufficiently strong lead to future emperors to ensure
that their of pro policy of widening the area of recruitment for the Senate should
be vincials carried on . Though Domitian ' s successors did not formally assume ...
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