Roman Society From Nero to Marcus Aurelius
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i. 485 ; Henz. Ind. p. 157. i. 475 ; C. Th. xii. 5, 1.
Often described as iivir quinquennalis, ' C.I.L. viii. 2341 ; 17838.
CHAP. 11 MUNICIPAL LIFE 213 the greater Italian cities it probably would be much more ; at Pompeii the newly elected duumvir paid more than £80.-^ But the man chosen by the people often felt bound to outstrip the bare demands of law or custom by a prodigal liberality. He must build or repair some public work, to signalise his year of office, and, at the dedication of it, g...ood taste required him to exhibit costly games, or to give a banquet to the citizens, with a largess to all of every rank small or great." But in return for its liabilities, the position of a duumvir gave undoubted power and distinction. The office was the image or shadow of the ancient consulship, and occasionally, as the inscriptions attest, a Hadrian or an Antoninus Pius did not disdain to accept it.^ The duumvirs commanded the local militia, when it was, on emergency, called out.* They presided at meetings of the people and the Curia, they pro- posed questions for their deliberation, and carried the decrees into effect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
i. 485 ; Henz. Ind. p. 157. i. 475 ; C. Th. xii. 5, 1.
Often described as iivir quinquennalis, ' C.I.L. viii. 2341 ; 17838.
CHAP. 11 MUNICIPAL LIFE 213 the greater Italian cities it probably would be much more ; at Pompeii the newly elected duumvir paid more than £80.-^ But the man chosen by the people often felt bound to outstrip the bare demands of law or custom by a prodigal liberality. He must build or repair some public work, to signalise his year of office, and, at the dedication of it, g...ood taste required him to exhibit costly games, or to give a banquet to the citizens, with a largess to all of every rank small or great." But in return for its liabilities, the position of a duumvir gave undoubted power and distinction. The office was the image or shadow of the ancient consulship, and occasionally, as the inscriptions attest, a Hadrian or an Antoninus Pius did not disdain to accept it.^ The duumvirs commanded the local militia, when it was, on emergency, called out.* They presided at meetings of the people and the Curia, they pro- posed questions for their deliberation, and carried the decrees into effect.
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