A History of Rome from 753 B.C. to A.D. 410 |
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For not merely did he intend that the new equestrian juries should act as a constitutional check on senatorial governors , but that the equestrians as a whole should serve as a rival order to the senatorial order itself .
For not merely did he intend that the new equestrian juries should act as a constitutional check on senatorial governors , but that the equestrians as a whole should serve as a rival order to the senatorial order itself .
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Despite Cicero's efforts at compromise the rift had rapidly widened ; and the knights were now looking round for some anti - senatorial who , if elected to office , would implement their demand . At the same time Pompey too was ...
Despite Cicero's efforts at compromise the rift had rapidly widened ; and the knights were now looking round for some anti - senatorial who , if elected to office , would implement their demand . At the same time Pompey too was ...
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From these ' senatorials ' were drawn not merely the consuls , praetors , or other annual magistrates , and , as naturally followed , the governors of senatorial provinces , but also the governors of imperial provinces and the ...
From these ' senatorials ' were drawn not merely the consuls , praetors , or other annual magistrates , and , as naturally followed , the governors of senatorial provinces , but also the governors of imperial provinces and the ...
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THE ROMAN REPUBLIC | 2 |
CHAPTER PAGE I LAND AND PEOPLE I | 3 |
THE ETRUSCANS AND ROME | 5 |
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