The first two consuls during the first Punic war were Lucius Megellus and Quintus Vitulus. They were the first two. Remember that the consuls changed every year, so unless there was a dictator appointed the consuls changed annually and there were generally two new consuls for every year of the war.
The first two consuls during the first Punic war were Lucius Megellus and Quintus Vitulus. They were the first two. Remember that the consuls changed every year, so unless there was a dictator appointed the consuls changed annually and there were generally two new consuls for every year of the war.
The first two consuls during the first Punic war were Lucius Megellus and Quintus Vitulus. They were the first two. Remember that the consuls changed every year, so unless there was a dictator appointed the consuls changed annually and there were generally two new consuls for every year of the war.
The first two consuls during the first Punic war were Lucius Megellus and Quintus Vitulus. They were the first two. Remember that the consuls changed every year, so unless there was a dictator appointed the consuls changed annually and there were generally two new consuls for every year of the war.
The first two consuls during the first Punic war were Lucius Megellus and Quintus Vitulus. They were the first two. Remember that the consuls changed every year, so unless there was a dictator appointed the consuls changed annually and there were generally two new consuls for every year of the war.
The first two consuls during the first Punic war were Lucius Megellus and Quintus Vitulus. They were the first two. Remember that the consuls changed every year, so unless there was a dictator appointed the consuls changed annually and there were generally two new consuls for every year of the war.
The first two consuls during the first Punic war were Lucius Megellus and Quintus Vitulus. They were the first two. Remember that the consuls changed every year, so unless there was a dictator appointed the consuls changed annually and there were generally two new consuls for every year of the war.
The first two consuls during the first Punic war were Lucius Megellus and Quintus Vitulus. They were the first two. Remember that the consuls changed every year, so unless there was a dictator appointed the consuls changed annually and there were generally two new consuls for every year of the war.
The first two consuls during the first Punic war were Lucius Megellus and Quintus Vitulus. They were the first two. Remember that the consuls changed every year, so unless there was a dictator appointed the consuls changed annually and there were generally two new consuls for every year of the war.
Trick question - Rome was a republic. It did not have an emperor at that time - two consuls were the senior magistrates.
The senate was originally the advisory body of the king during the monarchy. During the republic it became the advisory body of the consuls, the two annually elected heads of the republic and the army.
During the period of the Roman Republic the consuls were the two annually elected heads of the republic. During the period of absolute rule by emperors this office only had a symbolic value.
Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
Two annually elected consuls continued to rule as usual.
Trick question - Rome was a republic. It did not have an emperor at that time - two consuls were the senior magistrates.
The consuls were the two annually elected heads of the Roman Republic.
The Roman annexation of mainland Greece occurred during the Republican period. The republic was headed by two annually elected consuls. Greece was annexed in 146 BC. The two consuls for that year were Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus and Lucius Mummius Achaicus. The two consuls for the next year were Quintus Fabius Maximus Aemilianus and Lucius Hostilius Mancinus.
The consuls were the two top officials in the Roman republic.The consuls were the two top officials in the Roman republic.The consuls were the two top officials in the Roman republic.The consuls were the two top officials in the Roman republic.The consuls were the two top officials in the Roman republic.The consuls were the two top officials in the Roman republic.The consuls were the two top officials in the Roman republic.The consuls were the two top officials in the Roman republic.The consuls were the two top officials in the Roman republic.
The senate was originally the advisory body of the king during the monarchy. During the republic it became the advisory body of the consuls, the two annually elected heads of the republic and the army.
The senate was originally the advisory body of the king during the monarchy. During the republic it became the advisory body of the consuls, the two annually elected heads of the republic and the army.
During the period of the Roman Republic the consuls were the two annually elected heads of the republic. During the period of absolute rule by emperors this office only had a symbolic value.
Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.Yes, the two consuls were the top elected officials in the Roman republic.
The two armies are Alexander's army and Rome army.
The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.The consuls were the two chief officials of the Roman government. They were mostly elected but sometimes appointed. During the republic they held supreme authority and had honor and prestige. During the principate they still had honor and prestige, but very little authority.
Sardinia and Corsica .