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Course: HIST 341, Summer 2008
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ROMAN XVI. GOVERNMENT: THE REPUBLIC, PRINCIPATE, DOMINATE S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R THE REPUBLIC MAGISTRATES (elected) 2 Consulsadmin. Praetorsjudges 10 TRIBUNES OF THE PLEBS SENATE Aedilespublic works Quaestors-treasury Other minor officials Ex-magistrates for life 300 before...

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ROMAN XVI. GOVERNMENT: THE REPUBLIC, PRINCIPATE, DOMINATE S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R THE REPUBLIC MAGISTRATES (elected) 2 Consulsadmin. Praetorsjudges 10 TRIBUNES OF THE PLEBS SENATE Aedilespublic works Quaestors-treasury Other minor officials Ex-magistrates for life 300 before 82 BC 600 after 82 BC Advice (resolutions: SC) Foreign policy PLEBEIAN ASSEMBLY TRIBAL ASSEMBLY 35 Tribes Patricians excluded 35 Tribes "Rural" middle class dominates until first century CENTURIATE ASSEMBLY ARMY 193 Centuries 5 Classes (wealth) Wealthy majority PROVINCES Consuls and praetors command THE PRINCIPATE PRINCEPS SENATE Tribunician power Imperium Maius (army command) Chosen by Senate holds Often consulship 600 Members for life Ex-magistrates SC force of law (legislates) Choose Princeps Often defers to Princeps LEGATES From Equites and selected Senators BUREAUCRACY MAGISTRATES Same as in Republic Senate chooses Imperial favor important CITY ARMY Legates, coss. Praetors command Military units Imperial household Administrative Taxation Treasury MUNICIPIA City govt (Rome) SENATORIAL PROVINCES IMPERIAL PROVINCES Major military forces Local rule Settled, quiet areas THE DOMINATE DOMINUS Source of law Absolute rule 2 MASTERS OF THE ARMY IMPERIAL COUNCIL Advise Dominus BUREAUCRACY SENATE ARMY Imperial court Civil administration Taxation PROVINCES AND MUNICIPIA City government Rome and Constantinople (2 Senates) All free men citizens, also subjects Decuriones responsible for taxes
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Washington State - HIST - 341
IX. THE ROMAN ASSEMBLIES FROM 218 TO 49 BCS P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R
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XIV. POLITICAL AFFILIATIONS IN THE LATE REPUBLICS P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q RPOPULARESSPECIAL CASESOPTIMATESTi. Sempron
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XIX. GENEALOGY OF THE JULIOCLAUDIAN EMPERORSS P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q RC. Julius Caesar=Aurelia C. Julius Caesar (d. 44 BC)
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XXVI. MAP 2: IMPERIAL MEDITERRANEANS P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q RHandout XXVI1
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XVII. THE EMPERORS OF ROMES P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q RPRINCIPATE (Emperor is Princeps-"First Citizen")JULIOCLAUDIANS 27 BCA
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XXVII. MAP 3: ROMAN EUROPES P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q RHandout XXVII1
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XXV. MAP 1: ITALYS P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q R S P Q RHandout XXV1
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