Political institutions of Rome

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Ancient Rome
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This is a tentative list of topics regarding political institutions of Ancient Rome.

Contents 1 Rulers of Rome 2 Political bodies 3 Socio/political factions 4 Public offices 5 Miscellaneous

Rulers of Rome

• List of Early Imperial Roman Consuls
• List of Late Imperial Roman Consuls
• List of Republican Roman Consuls
• List of Roman kings
• List of Roman Emperors
• List of Roman censors
• List of principes senatus

[edit] Political bodies

• Roman assemblies
• Roman senate
• Roman Curia
• Roman Forum

[edit] Socio/political factions

• Optimates
• Populares
• Nobiles
• Patricii
• Equites
• Plebs
• Proletarii
• Conscript Fathers

[edit] Public offices

• aedile
• censor
• comes palatinus
• consul
• dictator
• Extraordinary and Ordinary magistrates
• legatus
• praetor
  • praetor peregrinus
• princeps senatus
• procurator
• promagistrates
• rex
• provincial governors
  • List of Roman governors of Britain
• quaestor
• tribune

[edit] Miscellaneous

• cursus honorum
• decemviri - vigintisexviri
• pontifex maximus
• imperator
• imperium
• lictor
• Constitution of the Roman Republic
• Roman law
  • List of Roman laws
• Tarpeian Rock
• Triumvirates
  • First Triumvirate
  • Second Triumvirate

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