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Roman Republic. The most
important were
those of the two
Decemvirates,
formally the
decemvirate with
consular power for
writing laws (Latin:
decemviri consulari...
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According to
Roman tradition, it was a
Decemvirate (Latin:
decemviri consulari imperio legibus scribundis, 'decemvirs with
consular power for writing...
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patrician who,
together with
Marcus Horatius Barbatus,
opposed the
second decemvirate in 449 BC when that body
showed despotic tendencies. In
honor of their...
- Republic, most
notable as the
leading member of the ten-man
board (the
Decemvirate)
which drew up the
Twelve Tables of
Roman law
around 451 BC. He is also...
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historical tradition, he and
Valerius pla**** an
important role in
ending the
Decemvirate and
bringing harmony between the
patrician and
plebeian orders. To the...
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classical Latin: [ˈɡaːi.ʊs ˈjuːliʊs ˈkae̯sar]. The last king and the
second decemvirate were overthrown, not killed;
Spurius C****ius and
Manlius Capitolinus...
- the
first two
years of the
decemvirate and the
creation of the
first Roman Law Tables. Book X 461–449 BC The
decemvirate continued. Note The last ten...
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Caeso Duillius Longus was a
Roman politician, a
member of the
Second Decemvirate in 450 and 449 BC.
Caeso or
Kaeso was an
uncommon Roman first name (praenomen)...
- he
advised and
subsequently defended following the
overthrow of the
decemvirate.
Elected consul in 460 with
Publius Valerius Poplicola,
Claudius and...
- historians. They
generally do not
believe that a
second decemvirate ever took place. The
decemvirate of 451 BC is
believed to have
included the most controversial...
