A dictator was elected for 6 months and they were only elected during emergencies of the State.
The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)The first time that Caesar was consul Balbus was his co-consul. The second time, it was Marc Antony. (even though Caesar was a dictator, he still appointed consuls)
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Cleopatra's husband was Roman Dictator/Consul Julius Caesar
Gaius Julius Caesar.
Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?Yes! How else could he have run for office, be elected consul, be given an army, and made a dictator?
Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.Yes, 82 BC is when Sulla was made dictator and held supreme power. But before that, in 88 he was elected consul and he began establishing his power base from that time.
No, the Roman consul held office for only one year. The only other way he could hold on to office longer was if he were to be appointed dictator. Even in this case a man was usually dictator for a specified length of time.
Julius Caesar.
October 49 BC - 15 March 44 BC (as dictator and/or consul)
Julius Caesar, because although he was the dictator, he still held the consulship along with Marc Antony.
I believe it is Julius Caesar