Magistrates
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| − | '''''Magistrates''''' were executive officers of the Roman state. | + | '''''Magistrates''''' were executive officers of the Roman state, most of them both military and civilian leaders, whose offices were interwoven inseparably with [[sacra publica|public religious duties]]. |
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| + | == Ordinary magistrates == | ||
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| + | Roman magistracies can be classified in several ways, the two most reasonable classification is the one according to their power and political rank (''[[potestas]]''), the other is the classification according to their "sanctity" (''[[auctoritas]]''). | ||
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| + | ===Roman magistracies in decreasing order of ''[[potestas]]''=== | ||
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| + | *Consulatus | ||
| + | *Praetura | ||
| + | *Censura | ||
| + | *Aedilitas Curulis and Aedilitas Plebis | ||
| + | *Tribunatus Plebis | ||
| + | *Quaestura | ||
| + | *[[Vigintisexviratus]] | ||
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| + | ===Roman magistracies in decreasing order of ''[[auctoritas]]''=== | ||
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| + | *Censura | ||
| + | *Consulatus | ||
| + | *Praetura | ||
| + | *Aedilitas Curulis and Aedilitas Plebis | ||
| + | *Quaestura | ||
| + | *Tribunatus Plebis | ||
| + | *[[Vigintisexviratus]] | ||
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| + | == The extraordinary magistrates == | ||
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| + | The extraordinary magistracies were those which were filled only when they are needed. They are: | ||
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| + | *Dictatura | ||
| + | *[[Interrex|Interregnum]] | ||
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Magistrates were executive officers of the Roman state, most of them both military and civilian leaders, whose offices were interwoven inseparably with public religious duties.
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Ordinary magistrates
Roman magistracies can be classified in several ways, the two most reasonable classification is the one according to their power and political rank (potestas), the other is the classification according to their "sanctity" (auctoritas).
Roman magistracies in decreasing order of potestas
- Consulatus
- Praetura
- Censura
- Aedilitas Curulis and Aedilitas Plebis
- Tribunatus Plebis
- Quaestura
- Vigintisexviratus
Roman magistracies in decreasing order of auctoritas
- Censura
- Consulatus
- Praetura
- Aedilitas Curulis and Aedilitas Plebis
- Quaestura
- Tribunatus Plebis
- Vigintisexviratus
The extraordinary magistrates
The extraordinary magistracies were those which were filled only when they are needed. They are:
- Dictatura
- Interregnum
