- The
interrex (plural interreges) was an
extraordinary magistrate during the
Roman Kingdom and Republic. Initially, the
interrex was
appointed after the...
- The
institution of
interrex existed in the
Crown of the
Kingdom of Poland,
whose ruling classes liked to view
their Commonwealth as an heir to
Roman Empire...
- of its own
members as the
interrex to
serve for five days to
nominate the next king of Rome.
After the five days, the
interrex could appoint (with the Senate's...
- c. 460 BC) was
consul of the
Roman Republic in 475 BC and 460 BC, and
interrex in 462 BC.
Prior to his
consulship he was one of the two
patricians sent...
-
Boronia interrex,
commonly known as the
Regent River boronia, is a
plant in the
citrus family,
Rutaceae and is
endemic to a
small area in the Kimberley...
- king. The
Senate would ****emble and
appoint one of its own members—the
interrex—to
serve for a
period of five days with the sole
purpose of nominating...
- king died, his
power reverted to the
Roman Senate,
which then
chose an
Interrex to
facilitate the
election of a new king.
During the
transition from the...
-
election of a new king was
called the interregnum,
during which time the
Interrex nominated a
candidate to
replace the king.
After the
senate gave its initial...
- last
pontifex maximus before the
Roman Empire, and (presumably) the last
interrex and
magister equitum to hold
military command.
Though he was an able military...
-
second consulship of
Pompeius and
Marcus Cr****us. In 53 BC,
Scipio was
interrex with
Marcus Valerius Messalla. He
became consul with
Pompeius in 52 BC...
