- Look up
annalis in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Annalis may
refer to: Lex
Villia annalis, a
Roman law
regulating age
requirements for
magistrates Lucius...
- a
similar piece of
legislation to the lex
Villia annalis (referred to by
Cicero as the lex
annalis),
which sought to
enact age
requirements for public...
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senior magistrate on the Ides of
September drove a nail
called the
clavus annalis ("year-nail") into the wall of the
Temple of
Jupiter Optimus Maximus. The...
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Villius Annalis was a
politician of
ancient Rome in the 2nd
century BC. He was a
tribune of the plebs, who
first acquired the
cognomen "
Annalis" in 179...
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first known example of a law
enforcing age of
candidacy was the Lex
Villia Annalis, a
Roman law
enacted in 180 BCE
which set the
minimum ages for senatorial...
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cognomina Annalis and Tappulus. The
former was
given in
consequence of
Lucius Villius,
tribune of the
plebs in 179 BC, and
author of the lex
Villia Annalis, establishing...
- contradictions, and
variances in the
Islamic sources in his ten-volume work
Annali dell'Islam.[unreliable source?]
Caetani claimed that most of the
early traditions...
- were not
technically magistrates.
Before the p****age of the Lex
Villia Annalis,
individuals could run for the
aedileship by the time they
turned twenty-seven...
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Lucius Villius Annalis was a
politician of
ancient Rome who
served as
praetor in 43 BC. He was
proscribed by the triumvirs, and betra**** by his son, ultimately...
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energy of earthquakes" (PDF),
Annali di Geofisica, 9: 1–15 Havskov, J.; Ottemöller, L. (October 2009), Processing...
