A History and Description of Roman Political Institutions

action administrative adopted aediles aerarium affairs Antony appeal Appian appointed army Augustus body Caes Caesar campaign censor centuriate comitia charge citizens citizenship civil classes Claudius comitia tributa concilium plebis constitutional consul consular consulship criminal cursus honorum curule death Diocletian Domitian duties election emperor empire established exercised fact freedmen functions Gell governors Hadrian held imperial imperium important interrex Italy judicial king leges legislation magis magistracies magistrates magistratus matters measure military neque Octavius patricians period plebeians Plut political Polyb Pompey popular assemblies position potestas praefectus praefectus urbi praetor praetorian prefect presiding officer princeps provinces quae quaestor quod reign republic republican röm Roman Rome secured senate senatorial senatorial provinces Suet sunt term of office territory Tiberius tion took tribal assembly tribes tribune tribunician power troops urbi Vell veto viri vote