-
Roman records describe lictors as
having existed since the
Roman Kingdom, and may have
originated with the Etruscans. The
lictors are said in the ancient...
- had 12
lictors, as did the
traditional dictators. The late
republican dictators – of
which Sulla was the
first – were
accompanied by 24
lictors and fasces...
- dictator's deputy) – 6
lictors Praetor – 6
lictors (2
lictors within the pomerium)
Consul – 12
lictors each
Dictator – 24
lictors outside the
pomerium and...
- The
Lictors Bring to
Brutus the
Bodies of His Sons (French: Les
licteurs rapportent à
Brutus les
corps de ses fils) is a work in oils by the
French artist...
- "illegal" acts as acts of
administering justice. A
praetor was
escorted by six
lictors, and
wielded imperium.
After a term as praetor, the
magistrate could serve...
- The
Sword of the
Lictor is a
science fantasy novel by
American writer Gene Wolfe.
First released in 1982, it is the
third volume in the four-volume series...
-
different decemvir presided over the
magistracy and this man had the
twelve lictors (the
bodyguards of the consuls) with
fasces (bound
bundles of rods, sometimes...
- however, was minimal: his
official attendants (apparitores),
including lictors, heralds, messengers, scribes, and bodyguards; legates, both
civil and...
- Arab
Lictor Youth (Arabic: شباب الليتوريو العرب Shabāb Al-Līttūriw Al-ʿArab, Italian: Gioventù
Araba del Littorio,
abbreviated G.A.L.) was a
fascist youth...
-
current Constitution of
France does not
specify a
national emblem. The
lictor's fasces is very
often used to
represent the
French Republic,
although it...
