The History of the Progress And Termination of the Roman Republic volume 3
The History of the Progress And Termination of the Roman Republic volume 3
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Xvii. Fifle, It 3 6c THE PROGRESS AND TERMINATION It was underftood, that the emperor and the Senate, in their qua- lity of partners in the fovereignty, ihould have the nomination of governors in their refpecnve provinces ; that thofe named by the Se- nate ihould be civil officers merely, with the title of Proconful, but without the power of the fword or any military rank, and they were not to remain in office longer than one year, that the officers to be named by the emperor, were to have mili...tary rank, with the title of Propraetor, and were to act in the capacity of his lieutenants, accountable only to himfelf, and to hold their commiffions tluring hi; \pleafure \\ Erom the reformations which OcTavius now made in the eftabliih- . Ment of the provinces, it appeared that he himfelf clearly underftood the circumftances by which thofe members of the empire had be- come too great for the head, and by which the dependencies of the republic had become the means of its ruin ; that he looked back to the fteps, by which the firft Cxfar and himfelf had advanced to domi- nion, and wiihed to efface the track, in order that no one might fol- low it, or employ the fame means to fupplant himfelf, which Julius Casfar had employed to fubvert the republic.
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Xvii. Fifle, It 3 6c THE PROGRESS AND TERMINATION It was underftood, that the emperor and the Senate, in their qua- lity of partners in the fovereignty, ihould have the nomination of governors in their refpecnve provinces ; that thofe named by the Se- nate ihould be civil officers merely, with the title of Proconful, but without the power of the fword or any military rank, and they were not to remain in office longer than one year, that the officers to be named by the emperor, were to have mili...tary rank, with the title of Propraetor, and were to act in the capacity of his lieutenants, accountable only to himfelf, and to hold their commiffions tluring hi; \pleafure \\ Erom the reformations which OcTavius now made in the eftabliih- . Ment of the provinces, it appeared that he himfelf clearly underftood the circumftances by which thofe members of the empire had be- come too great for the head, and by which the dependencies of the republic had become the means of its ruin ; that he looked back to the fteps, by which the firft Cxfar and himfelf had advanced to domi- nion, and wiihed to efface the track, in order that no one might fol- low it, or employ the fame means to fupplant himfelf, which Julius Casfar had employed to fubvert the republic.
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