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Under the new constitution the Senate in effect developed from an advisory into a
supervisory organ. But while it gained in authority, it became more rigidly
aristocratic. The customary obligation of selecting the members of the Senate
from the ...
Under the new constitution the Senate in effect developed from an advisory into a
supervisory organ. But while it gained in authority, it became more rigidly
aristocratic. The customary obligation of selecting the members of the Senate
from the ...
Pagina 112
But so long as the proportion of landless citizens remained relatively small, this
anomaly was of slight importance.” In the fourth century the Tribal Assembly
became a truly democratic body and an effective champion of plebeian rights. § 5
.
But so long as the proportion of landless citizens remained relatively small, this
anomaly was of slight importance.” In the fourth century the Tribal Assembly
became a truly democratic body and an effective champion of plebeian rights. § 5
.
Pagina 273
Rhodes, became the personal friend of Scipio Aemilianus, and from his day the
exponents of the Stoic system were usually received with favour among the
Roman governing class. In this philosophic inter- Influence course between two ...
Rhodes, became the personal friend of Scipio Aemilianus, and from his day the
exponents of the Stoic system were usually received with favour among the
Roman governing class. In this philosophic inter- Influence course between two ...
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