Manual of Ancient Geography And History
Manual of Ancient Geography And History
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The constitution under the emperors to the reign628 of Diocletian. C J The imperial prerogative comprehended the levy of the army, the imposition of taxes (the right of deciding questions of war and peace), the command-in-chief of all the legions, and the power of life and death. The princeps exercised, at the same time, the censorial and tribunitial authority, was pontifex maximus and a member of the other sacerdotal colleges, and his edicts and ordinances had the force of laws and decrees of ...the senate. The election of his successor was, it is true, pronounced by a decree of the senate and a resolution of the curiae (lex regia), but for the first two centuries the * choice regularly fell on the person whom his predecessor thought fit to indicate by adopting him as his son, or by conferring on him the title of Caesar, or admitting him, as his colleague, to a share in the government. 2. The senate was limited by Octavian [Augustus] to 600 mem- 629 bers, all of whom were devoted to his person.
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The constitution under the emperors to the reign628 of Diocletian. C J The imperial prerogative comprehended the levy of the army, the imposition of taxes (the right of deciding questions of war and peace), the command-in-chief of all the legions, and the power of life and death. The princeps exercised, at the same time, the censorial and tribunitial authority, was pontifex maximus and a member of the other sacerdotal colleges, and his edicts and ordinances had the force of laws and decrees of ...the senate. The election of his successor was, it is true, pronounced by a decree of the senate and a resolution of the curiae (lex regia), but for the first two centuries the * choice regularly fell on the person whom his predecessor thought fit to indicate by adopting him as his son, or by conferring on him the title of Caesar, or admitting him, as his colleague, to a share in the government. 2. The senate was limited by Octavian [Augustus] to 600 mem- 629 bers, all of whom were devoted to his person.
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