People who held this position for less than a year were called suffects, and there were 25 such people in the year 190  CE under Commodus and Cleander.
People who held this position for less than a year were called suffects, and there were 25 such people in the year 190  CE under Commodus and Cleander. People had to be at least forty-two years old to be eligible for this postion, and some military tribunes were given the power of this office during the Conflict of the Orders. Eventually, the praetors assumed the judicial powers of the holders of this office, which was first assumed by Lucius Junius Brutus and Lucius Tarquinius Collatinus in 509 BCE. Only holders of this office could propose laws, and each of these was given command over an army, though their powers decreased with the rise of Augustus. Name this office which was held by two people each year during the Roman Republic.
People who held this position for less than a year were called suffects, and there were 25 such people in the year 190  CE under Commodus and Cleander.
consuls