The Senatorial Aristocracy in the Later Roman EmpireClarendon Press, 1972 - 246 من الصفحات |
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... Senate from the early Principate onwards until it was left with only ceremonial functions . But though the Senate as an institution was of no account , the men who comprised it continued to have a monopoly of most of the high state ...
... Senate from the early Principate onwards until it was left with only ceremonial functions . But though the Senate as an institution was of no account , the men who comprised it continued to have a monopoly of most of the high state ...
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... Senate also now moved for the first time . Though appeals from Italy and the senatorial provinces should constitutionally have gone to the Senate rather than to the emperor , the emperor seems to have been preferred . Indeed , so ...
... Senate also now moved for the first time . Though appeals from Italy and the senatorial provinces should constitutionally have gone to the Senate rather than to the emperor , the emperor seems to have been preferred . Indeed , so ...
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... senators . Emperors , it is true , had always been able to appoint men of non - senatorial origin to high posts by introducing them into the Senate beforehand . But in the third century the tendency was to bypass the Senate by ...
... senators . Emperors , it is true , had always been able to appoint men of non - senatorial origin to high posts by introducing them into the Senate beforehand . But in the third century the tendency was to bypass the Senate by ...
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EMPEROR AND SENATE IN THE PRINCIPATE | 21 |
DIOCLETIAN HAMMER OF THE ARISTOCRACY | 39 |
CONSTANTINE THE REFORMER | 49 |
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