Lex De Imperio Vespasiani a Consideration of Some of the Constitutional Aspects
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This earlier council 2 seems to have been made up of the two consuls, or the holder of the other consulate when Augustus himself held one, one member from each of the other magistracies, and fifteen senators elected by lot for a period of six months. Subsequently, when the pressure of old age prevented his frequent attendance at meet- ings held in other places than the palace, he asked for a new council. 8 This is evidently a development of the earlier council, * although it legally possesses f...ar wider powers. This new council was made up of Tiberius, the acting and designate consuls, the grandsons of Augustus, twenty senators chosen for a year, tak- ing the place of the fifteen previously chosen for six months, and such other persons as Augustus might care to introduce. When this body, meeting with the emperor, was duly author- 1 Suet. , Aug. , 35: Sibique instituit consilia sortiri semenstria, cum quibus de negotiis ad frequentem senatum referendis ante tractaret. Cuq, Le Conseil des Empereurs, has a long discussion on the subject, which is reviewed in Bursian's Jahresbericht XLIV, p.
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This earlier council 2 seems to have been made up of the two consuls, or the holder of the other consulate when Augustus himself held one, one member from each of the other magistracies, and fifteen senators elected by lot for a period of six months. Subsequently, when the pressure of old age prevented his frequent attendance at meet- ings held in other places than the palace, he asked for a new council. 8 This is evidently a development of the earlier council, * although it legally possesses f...ar wider powers. This new council was made up of Tiberius, the acting and designate consuls, the grandsons of Augustus, twenty senators chosen for a year, tak- ing the place of the fifteen previously chosen for six months, and such other persons as Augustus might care to introduce. When this body, meeting with the emperor, was duly author- 1 Suet. , Aug. , 35: Sibique instituit consilia sortiri semenstria, cum quibus de negotiis ad frequentem senatum referendis ante tractaret. Cuq, Le Conseil des Empereurs, has a long discussion on the subject, which is reviewed in Bursian's Jahresbericht XLIV, p.
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