- The
duumviri (Latin for 'two men'),
originally duoviri and also
known in
English as the duumvirs, were any of
various joint magistrates of
ancient Rome...
- The
Duumviri navales, lit. 'two men
dealing with
naval matters', were two
naval officers elected by the
people of Rome to
repair and
equip the
Roman fleet...
- 1892. 'Duumvirate' prin****lly
referred to the
offices of the
various duumviri established by the
Roman Republic. Both,
along with less
common synonyms...
-
divine advice and omens.
Originally these duties had been
performed by
duumviri (or duoviri), two men of
patrician status.
Their number was
increased to...
- and the
Roman ****emblies.
Labienus used the
antiquated procedure of the
duumviri, used in the
early republic,
against Rabirius. The
procedure byp****ed normal...
-
Roman army.
Prior to the
middle of the 3rd
century BC,
officials known as
duumviri navales commanded a
fleet of
twenty ships used
mainly to
control piracy...
- Parricidii) were
appointed by him as well as a two-man
criminal court (
Duumviri Perduellionis)
which oversaw for
cases of treason.
Under the kings, the...
-
surroundings within a few generations.
Local government (ancient Roman)
Duumviri Colonies in
antiquity List of
ancient cities in
Thrace and
Dacia List of...
- (exile). In the
kingdom and the
early republic,
trials were
conducted the
duumviri perduellionis, who
during the
Monarchy were
appointed by the king. Later...
-
Apologia 17; C****ius Dio frg. 36.33;
Eutropius 2.9.3;
Orosius 3.22.1.
Duumviri aquae perducendae. Pliny,
Natural History 16.185. Frontinus, Aq. 1.6. Valerius...
