Study of the Topography And Municipal History of Praeneste 8 0
Study of the Topography And Municipal History of Praeneste 8 0
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C. The lex Iuliacompelled the census in the various Roman towns to be taken by theproper officers in the same year that it was done in Rome. This impliesthat the taking of the census had been so well established a custom thatit was a long time before Rome itself had cared to enact a law whichchanged the year of census taking in those towns which had not of theirown volition made their census contemporaneous with that in Rome.
That the duration of the quinquennial office was one year iscertain, ...[276] that it was eponymous is also sure, [277] but whether theofficers who performed these duties every five years did so inaddition to holding the highest office of the year, or in place of thathonor, is a question not at all satisfactorily answered. That is, werethe men who held the quinquennial office the men who would in allprobability have stood for the duovirate in the regular succession ofadvance in the round of offices (cursus honorum), or did the governmentat Rome in some way, either directly or indirectly, name the men for thehighest office in that particular year when the census was to be taken?That is, again, were quinquennales elected as the other city officialswere, or were they appointed by Rome, or were they merely designated byRome, and then elected in the proper and regular way by the citizens ofthe towns?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
C. The lex Iuliacompelled the census in the various Roman towns to be taken by theproper officers in the same year that it was done in Rome. This impliesthat the taking of the census had been so well established a custom thatit was a long time before Rome itself had cared to enact a law whichchanged the year of census taking in those towns which had not of theirown volition made their census contemporaneous with that in Rome.
That the duration of the quinquennial office was one year iscertain, ...[276] that it was eponymous is also sure, [277] but whether theofficers who performed these duties every five years did so inaddition to holding the highest office of the year, or in place of thathonor, is a question not at all satisfactorily answered. That is, werethe men who held the quinquennial office the men who would in allprobability have stood for the duovirate in the regular succession ofadvance in the round of offices (cursus honorum), or did the governmentat Rome in some way, either directly or indirectly, name the men for thehighest office in that particular year when the census was to be taken?That is, again, were quinquennales elected as the other city officialswere, or were they appointed by Rome, or were they merely designated byRome, and then elected in the proper and regular way by the citizens ofthe towns?
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