-
comitia curiata was
attended by
thirty lictors. The
comitia curiata voted to
confirm the
election of
magistrates by p****ing a law
called the lex
curiata de...
- The
curiate ****embly (Latin:
comitia curiata) was one of the ****emblies of the
Roman Republic and the
oldest ****embly at Rome. It was
organised on the...
- into ten curiae, or wards,
which were the
voting units of the
comitia curiata.
Although the
curiae continued throughout Roman history, the
three original...
- In the
constitution of
ancient Rome, the lex
curiata de
imperio (plural
leges curiatae) was the law
confirming the
rights of
higher magistrates to hold...
- the Senate,
which acted as an
advisory body for the King; the
Comitia Curiata,
which could endorse and
ratify laws
suggested by the King; and the Comitia...
-
granted to the king by the
Curiate ****embly with the p****ing of the Lex
curiata de
imperio at the
beginning of each king's reign. The
imperium of the king...
-
electoral bribery and corruption; see
ambitus lex
curiata – Any law p****ed by the
comitia curiata.
These included Roman adoptions,
particularly so-called...
- non-voting ****emblies such as contiones. The
curiate ****embly (Latin:
comitia curiata) was one of the ****emblies of the
Roman Republic and the
oldest ****embly...
-
probably did not
carry fasces.
Lictors were also ****ociated with
comitia curiata, as in its
later form, the
thirty curiae were
represented by a
single lictor...
- reforms, the p****ing of laws and
judgment was the
prerogative of the
comitia curiata (curiate ****embly), made up from
thirty curiae;
Roman sources describe...
