yes the senate is, to an extent. The actual, most powerful part of the Roman government was the Roman people (during the republic) The senate was a consulting body only. They could not actually pass a law. Laws were passed by the voting assemblies made up of the Roman people. The people also had tribunes who had the power to veto anything the senate proposed. But the senators were clever and could and did pass resolutions which had a similar effect as a law if a tribune didn't veto them. Of course all this political posturing faded away during the principate when the emperor held the supreme power.
The Carthaginian Senate.
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Antony was a Roman triumvir before and during his relationship with Cleopatra. He was the most powerful Roman in the east. That's why Cleopatra took up with him.Antony was a Roman triumvir before and during his relationship with Cleopatra. He was the most powerful Roman in the east. That's why Cleopatra took up with him.Antony was a Roman triumvir before and during his relationship with Cleopatra. He was the most powerful Roman in the east. That's why Cleopatra took up with him.Antony was a Roman triumvir before and during his relationship with Cleopatra. He was the most powerful Roman in the east. That's why Cleopatra took up with him.Antony was a Roman triumvir before and during his relationship with Cleopatra. He was the most powerful Roman in the east. That's why Cleopatra took up with him.Antony was a Roman triumvir before and during his relationship with Cleopatra. He was the most powerful Roman in the east. That's why Cleopatra took up with him.Antony was a Roman triumvir before and during his relationship with Cleopatra. He was the most powerful Roman in the east. That's why Cleopatra took up with him.Antony was a Roman triumvir before and during his relationship with Cleopatra. He was the most powerful Roman in the east. That's why Cleopatra took up with him.Antony was a Roman triumvir before and during his relationship with Cleopatra. He was the most powerful Roman in the east. That's why Cleopatra took up with him.
Yes, Marc Antony was a Roman. In fact he was a counsul with Julius Caesar and then a member of the second triumvirate. He was the most powerful Roman in the east.
This is an ambiguous question. Body? Roman? Republic? come back and be more specific. The most powerful body I've ever seen is Julie Newmar, but I don't think that's what you're asking.
The Senate is the most powerful hope that helps :)
The Roman Senate .
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The Roman Republic form of government had many things in common with US democracy, most notably perhaps, they both contained a senate. Both systems also contained "checks and balances" to try to prevent one branch of government from becoming too powerful.
The Senate had the most power of government even under Julius Caesar. The Consuls were like US presidents - the chief executives of the government.
The Carthaginian Senate.
As the Plebian Assembly came to the point of electing the Tribunes, it became by 339 BC the most powerful element in the ancient Roman republic. It is important to note that the Senate at this time was facing a decline in power. As an example of this, the former power of the Senate to veto measures passed by the Assemly was taken away.
The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.The U. S. Senate is half of America's legislative branch of its government. The Roman republic was a type of government. In other words a senate is pat of a republic, not the republic itself.
In ancient Rome the Roman Senate had for centuries proposed appointments and laws to govern the empire. This body changed in numbers and make up over the centuries, however, for the most part the Senate was the most important part of the Roman government.
He was loved by the Romans and was appointed head of state by the senate after fighting ruthlessly in the civil wars and becoming the most powerful military leader who was in control of most of the Roman legions though his victories.
The Roman Senate was a political institution in ancient Rome, composed of around 300 members who were appointed for life. It was one of the most influential bodies in the Roman Republic and later in the Roman Empire. Senators were typically from wealthy and noble families and had various powers and responsibilities, including advising and legislating for the government.
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