This term first appears in Sextio-Licinian laws of 367, when this office was stripped of the power to conduct trials.
This term first appears in Sextio-Licinian laws of 367, when this office was stripped of the power to conduct trials. Charged with summoning the Senate, proposing laws to the people, and presiding over elections, they always had the task of conducting important foreign wars as the superior holders of imperium, ranking above the Praetors. For 10 points, name this fourth rung of the cursus honorum, the chief executive magistracy and most powerful elected office in Republican Rome, usually occupied by two men.
This term first appears in Sextio-Licinian laws of 367, when this office was stripped of the power to conduct trials.
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