- The
pomerium or
pomoerium was a
religious boundary around the city of Rome and
cities controlled by Rome. In
legal terms, Rome
existed only
within its...
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Praetor – 6
lictors (2
lictors within the
pomerium)
Consul – 12
lictors each
Dictator – 24
lictors outside the
pomerium and 12 inside;
starting from the dictatorship...
- the Septimontium: cf. the
repetition of the
formula vel
intra pomerium vel
extra pomerium in Livy's
record concerning the
expiation of the
Horatius (I...
-
electoral activities.
Augustus shifted the
focus of Mars' cult to
within the
pomerium (Rome's
ritual boundary), and
built a
temple to Mars
Ultor as a key religious...
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Lateran Palace and
enclosed this area with walls. He
planted an
orchard (
pomerium), a lawn (pratellum), and a
garden (viridarium). The
politics of Vatican...
- learning.
Cicero arrived in Rome on 4
January 49 BC. He sta****
outside the
pomerium, to
retain his
promagisterial powers:
either in
expectation of a triumph...
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province governors) lost
their proconsular imperium when they
crossed the
Pomerium—the
sacred boundary of Rome—and
entered the city. In
these situations,...
- the
northern outskirts of Rome, a
Roman mile from the
boundary of the
pomerium on the west side of the Via Flaminia, the Ara
Pacis stood in the northeastern...
- 12
lictors Magister equitum: 6
lictors Praetor: 6 lictors, 2
within the
pomerium Curule aediles: 2
lictors Quaestor: no
lictors in the city of Rome, but...
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Palatine Hill
according to
Etruscan ritual; that is, they
began with a
pomerium or
sacred ditch. Then, they
proceeded to the walls.
Romulus was required...
