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1999
Abstract Polybius believed that in his time the aristocratic element was predominant within Rome’ s mixed constitution. Although the consul was a commanding figure both in the field and at Rome, although the people had supreme authority in elections, legislation, and criminal trials, it was the senate which controlled money ...
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Abstract Polybius believed that in his time the aristocratic element was predominant within Rome’ s mixed constitution. Although the consul was a commanding figure both in the field and at Rome, although the people had supreme authority in elections, legislation, and criminal trials, it was the senate which controlled money ...
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Party Control of Party Primaries: Party Influence in Nominations for the US Senate
Journal of Politics, 2016H. Hassell
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Representing the Preferences of Donors, Partisans, and Voters in the US Senate
, 2016Michael J. Barber
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Measuring legislative collaboration: The Senate press events network
Soc. Networks, 2015Bruce A. Desmarais +3 more
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Senate Republican Radicalism and the Need for Filibuster Reform
Forum (Germany), 2022Steven Smith
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Geography and power in an organizational forum: : Evidence from the U.S. Senate Chamber
, 2015Jillian Chown, Christopher C. Liu
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2023
About the project: The Tacitus Encyclopedia is the first and only comprehensive reference work to be published in English on Tacitus (c. 56-120 CE), one of our richest sources for the history of the early Roman Empire. The entry deals with the role played by the Senate in Tacitus' works and - in a broader sense - political and historiographical ...
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About the project: The Tacitus Encyclopedia is the first and only comprehensive reference work to be published in English on Tacitus (c. 56-120 CE), one of our richest sources for the history of the early Roman Empire. The entry deals with the role played by the Senate in Tacitus' works and - in a broader sense - political and historiographical ...
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