Roman Public Life
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7 p. 117. 8 See Greeuidge, "The provocatio militiae and provincial jurisdiction" in Classical Review x. P. 225. 9 The fact that the delegates and sometimes the crimes were distinct in the two cases does not make the military jurisdiction of the imperator differ from his ordinary criminal jurisdiction, as Momnisen seems to think (Staatsr. I. P. 123). For the proofs of unity in the conception of jurisdiction militiae see the article cited in the last note. 156 ROMAN PUBLIC LIFE CHAP. Than the Rom...an sojourning in the provinces. He could some- times appeal to the liberties granted to his town by charter; but the Roman found that his palladia the provocatio and the intercessio had vanished in this sphere. 1 A victory over the foe gave the general the right to claim two further privileges the one a titular designation, the other a popular manifestation of success which were strictly regulated by constitutional law. Every holder of the imperium was necessarily an imperator ; but from a very early period of the Republic it was considered improper for the possessor of the very limited imperium within the walls to use this title.
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7 p. 117. 8 See Greeuidge, "The provocatio militiae and provincial jurisdiction" in Classical Review x. P. 225. 9 The fact that the delegates and sometimes the crimes were distinct in the two cases does not make the military jurisdiction of the imperator differ from his ordinary criminal jurisdiction, as Momnisen seems to think (Staatsr. I. P. 123). For the proofs of unity in the conception of jurisdiction militiae see the article cited in the last note. 156 ROMAN PUBLIC LIFE CHAP. Than the Rom...an sojourning in the provinces. He could some- times appeal to the liberties granted to his town by charter; but the Roman found that his palladia the provocatio and the intercessio had vanished in this sphere. 1 A victory over the foe gave the general the right to claim two further privileges the one a titular designation, the other a popular manifestation of success which were strictly regulated by constitutional law. Every holder of the imperium was necessarily an imperator ; but from a very early period of the Republic it was considered improper for the possessor of the very limited imperium within the walls to use this title.
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