Rome From Earliest Times to 44 Bc
Rome From Earliest Times to 44 Bc
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Sulla abolished the farming system, and converted the former taxes into fixed trib- utes; the jurymen were now taken from the senatorial order alone, and the equites were deprived of their seats of honor in the theater and relegated to the ordinary benches. The senate was henceforth to be the only privileged order.
In order to fill up the fearfully reduced numbers of the senate, probably also with the intention of permanently increasing the number of its members, three hundred new senators were... nominated by the tribes from men of equestrian census chiefly from the younger men of the senatorial houses, and from Sullan officers whom the late events had brought into prominence. At the same time the mode of admission to the senate was changed. Hitherto men had entered the senate either by summons from the censors or by holding one of the curule magistracies the consulship, the pre- torship, or the edileship: the tribunate and questorship gave no right to a seat, but the choice of the censors was generally directed towards men who had held these offices.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Sulla abolished the farming system, and converted the former taxes into fixed trib- utes; the jurymen were now taken from the senatorial order alone, and the equites were deprived of their seats of honor in the theater and relegated to the ordinary benches. The senate was henceforth to be the only privileged order.
In order to fill up the fearfully reduced numbers of the senate, probably also with the intention of permanently increasing the number of its members, three hundred new senators were... nominated by the tribes from men of equestrian census chiefly from the younger men of the senatorial houses, and from Sullan officers whom the late events had brought into prominence. At the same time the mode of admission to the senate was changed. Hitherto men had entered the senate either by summons from the censors or by holding one of the curule magistracies the consulship, the pre- torship, or the edileship: the tribunate and questorship gave no right to a seat, but the choice of the censors was generally directed towards men who had held these offices.
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