- The
decemviri or
decemvirs (Latin for "ten men")
refer to
official ten-man
commissions established by the
Roman Republic. The most
important were those...
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plebeians in
matters of
voting rights and
military discipline. Later, as
decemvir,
Claudius is said to have
behaved as a
lustful tyrant, with his attempt...
- Quinctius, son of
Lucius Quinctius Cincinnatus Kaeso Duillius Longus,
decemvir 450–449 BC
Kaeso Fabius,
character in 'Roma' by
Steven Saylor, pp. 283-338...
- with
cases concerning whether an
individual was free.
Originally these decemvirs were a jury of ten men,
serving under the
presidency of a magistrate,...
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while relatively young; this is also
consistent with his
serving as a
decemvir thirty years later.
Julius also had a brother, Vopiscus, who held the consulship...
- this theory,
arguing that the
consular plebeians would not have let the
Decemvirs take
their power away that easily. Cf
Brennan 2000, pp. 24–25. He attributes...
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predella (1487), as well as from the do****entary
evidence that he was
decemvir of that city in 1472, in
which year he
entered into a
contract to paint...
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became head of the
college of
decemvirs,
holding office until 449, when he was
imprisoned for his
actions as
decemvir, and
either killed himself or was...
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these events.
Herodotus completes his History,
which records the
events concerning the
Persian War.
Appius Claudius Cr****us,
former decemvir (suicide)...
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inscriptions from the
imperial age
record the
festival back to the time of the
decemvirs.
Wissowa remarks the
inner linkage of the
temple of the Mons Alb**** with...
