The Roman senate was limited in authority as it was a consulting body rather than a legislative body. The senate could only propose laws; the people (assemblies) had to vote to pass them. However the wily senators got around this inconvenience by passing "resolutions" which had all the impact of a law. During imperial times the senate was merely a "yes" group for the emperor. It's main function was to confirm a new man as the emperor.

The Roman senate was limited in authority as it was a consulting body rather than a legislative body. The senate could only propose laws; the people (assemblies) had to vote to pass them. However the wily senators got around this inconvenience by passing "resolutions" which had all the impact of a law. During imperial times the senate was merely a "yes" group for the emperor. It's main function was to confirm a new man as the emperor.

The Roman senate was limited in authority as it was a consulting body rather than a legislative body. The senate could only propose laws; the people (assemblies) had to vote to pass them. However the wily senators got around this inconvenience by passing "resolutions" which had all the impact of a law. During imperial times the senate was merely a "yes" group for the emperor. It's main function was to confirm a new man as the emperor.

The Roman senate was limited in authority as it was a consulting body rather than a legislative body. The senate could only propose laws; the people (assemblies) had to vote to pass them. However the wily senators got around this inconvenience by passing "resolutions" which had all the impact of a law. During imperial times the senate was merely a "yes" group for the emperor. It's main function was to confirm a new man as the emperor.

The Roman senate was limited in authority as it was a consulting body rather than a legislative body. The senate could only propose laws; the people (assemblies) had to vote to pass them. However the wily senators got around this inconvenience by passing "resolutions" which had all the impact of a law. During imperial times the senate was merely a "yes" group for the emperor. It's main function was to confirm a new man as the emperor.

The Roman senate was limited in authority as it was a consulting body rather than a legislative body. The senate could only propose laws; the people (assemblies) had to vote to pass them. However the wily senators got around this inconvenience by passing "resolutions" which had all the impact of a law. During imperial times the senate was merely a "yes" group for the emperor. It's main function was to confirm a new man as the emperor.

The Roman senate was limited in authority as it was a consulting body rather than a legislative body. The senate could only propose laws; the people (assemblies) had to vote to pass them. However the wily senators got around this inconvenience by passing "resolutions" which had all the impact of a law. During imperial times the senate was merely a "yes" group for the emperor. It's main function was to confirm a new man as the emperor.

The Roman senate was limited in authority as it was a consulting body rather than a legislative body. The senate could only propose laws; the people (assemblies) had to vote to pass them. However the wily senators got around this inconvenience by passing "resolutions" which had all the impact of a law. During imperial times the senate was merely a "yes" group for the emperor. It's main function was to confirm a new man as the emperor.

The Roman senate was limited in authority as it was a consulting body rather than a legislative body. The senate could only propose laws; the people (assemblies) had to vote to pass them. However the wily senators got around this inconvenience by passing "resolutions" which had all the impact of a law. During imperial times the senate was merely a "yes" group for the emperor. It's main function was to confirm a new man as the emperor.

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