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−	Interrex was literally a ruler "between kings", a '''short-term regent''' in the in the Roman Kingdom. ''Interreges'', elected by the senate, were appointed under the republic for holding the ''comitia'' for the election of the ''~~consules~~'', when the ''consules'', through civil commotions or other causes, had been unable to do so in their year of office. Each held the office for only five days, as under the kings. The comitia were, as a general rule, not held by the first interrex, but more usually by the second or third.	+	{{LanguageBar\|Interrex}}{{Magistracy articles}}
		+	'''''Interrex''''' was literally a ruler "between kings", a '''short-term regent''' in the in the [[Roman Kingdom]]. ''Interreges'', elected by the [[senate]], were appointed under the republic for holding the ''[[comitia]]'' for the election of the ''[[consul]]es'', when the ''consules'', through civil commotions or other causes, had been unable to do so in their year of office. Each held the office for only five days, as under the kings. The comitia were, as a general rule, not held by the first interrex, but more usually by the second or third.

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	* [[Interrex (Nova Roma)\|Interrex]] in Nova Roma		* [[Interrex (Nova Roma)\|Interrex]] in Nova Roma
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	Interrex was literally a ruler "between kings", a '''short-term regent''' in the in the Roman Kingdom. ''Interreges'', elected by the senate, were appointed under the republic for holding the ''comitia'' for the election of the ''consules'', when the ''consules'', through civil commotions or other causes, had been unable to do so in their year of office. Each held the office for only five days, as under the kings. The comitia were, as a general rule, not held by the first interrex, but more usually by the second or third.		Interrex was literally a ruler "between kings", a '''short-term regent''' in the in the Roman Kingdom. ''Interreges'', elected by the senate, were appointed under the republic for holding the ''comitia'' for the election of the ''consules'', when the ''consules'', through civil commotions or other causes, had been unable to do so in their year of office. Each held the office for only five days, as under the kings. The comitia were, as a general rule, not held by the first interrex, but more usually by the second or third.
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		+	* [[Interrex]] in Nova Roma

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Interrex was literally a ruler "between kings", a '''short-term regent''' in the in the Roman Kingdom. ''Interreges'', elected by the senate, were appointed under the republic for holding the ''comitia'' for the election of the ''consules'', when the ''consules'', through civil commotions or other causes, had been unable to do so in their year of office. Each held the office for only five days, as under the kings. The comitia were, as a general rule, not held by the first interrex, but more usually by the second or third.