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During the
Roman Kingdom,
Roman Republic and later, adlecti, or
allecti were
those who were
chosen to fill up a
vacancy in any
office or collegium, and...
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first to his
appointment as
praetorian prefect and
subsequently to his
adlection into the
Roman Senate.
Paternus was
accused of
treason by Aurelius' son...
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equestrian until his death; it is
possible that he
deliberately avoided adlection to the
Roman Senate,
preferring to
exercise power in
offices from which...
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against him. It is
recorded that he also
became a
senator by way of
special adlection.
After the
overthrowal of
Macrinus by Elagabalus,
Elagabalus proceeded...
- B****us who was
consul in 158. B****us'
senatorial career began with his
adlection inter tribunicios, that is as
having held the
office of
plebeian tribune...
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after examining the
evidence George W.
Houston concluded that his "
adlection may be
interpreted primarily as a
response to an emergency: the need for...
- (Helsinki:
Societas Scientiarum Fennica, 1992), pp. 65f Houston, "Vespasian's
Adlection of Men in Senatum",
American Journal of Philology, 98 (1977), p. 62 Suetonius...
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years from the
first to the last
tenure of this office. Next was his
adlection into the
Roman Senate as an ex-praetor,
although another line of the inscription...
- role in
rallying the
legions in
Britain to Vespasian's side
based on his
adlection to the
Senate with
praetorian rank, and the dona
militaria or decorations...
- an eye on him. In a
speech to the Senate,
where Claudius defended the
adlection of
Gaulish men into the Senate, he
obliquely disparaged Asiaticus, refusing...
