Roman Senate

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The Roman Senate was the principal political institution of ancient Rome, composed of aristocratic members who advised magistrates, influenced legislation, and guided state policy throughout the Republic and into the Empire.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf advisory council
deliberative assembly
legislative body
political institution
advised Roman aediles
Roman censors
Roman consuls
Roman dictators
Roman magistrates
Roman praetors
ceremonialRoleInPeriod Roman Empire
surface form: Principate
composedOf senators
continuedInPeriod Roman Empire
controlled assignment of provincial commands
state treasury
couldDeclare senatus consultum ultimum
country Roman Antiquity
surface form: Ancient Rome
emergencyPower authorization of dictatorship
establishedInPeriod Roman Kingdom
governed Roman provinces
guided Roman state policy
hadAuthorityOver foreign policy
provincial administration
public religion
state finances
war and peace decisions
heldDeFactoPower Roman Republic
influenced Roman legislation
influencedBy optimates
populares
issued senatus consultum
languageUsed Latin
laterIncluded plebeians
locatedIn Roman Forum
Rome
lostPowerTo Roman emperors
memberOfClass Roman aristocracy
membershipBasis former magistrates
membershipSelectedBy censors
metAt Curia Julia
playedKeyRoleIn transition from Republic to Empire
precedentFor modern senates
reformedBy Augustus
Julius Caesar
Lucius Cornelius Sulla
surface form: Sulla
religiousFunction consultation of Sibylline Books
oversight of state cults
significantInPeriod Roman Republic
sizeIncreasedTo 600 senators
900 senators
socialClassBasis patricians
supervised public works
state contracts
typeOfAct senatorial decree
typicalSize 300 senators
usedBuilding Curia Cornelia
Roman Forum
surface form: Curia Hostilia

Curia Julia

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haruspex consultedBy Roman Senate
Jupiter associatedWith Roman Senate
Quintus Poppaedius Silo enemyOf Roman Senate
Ariovistus soughtTitleFrom Roman Senate
interrex appointedBy Roman Senate
Cornelius associatedWith Roman Senate
Cato the Elder memberOf Roman Senate
Publius Valerius Publicola memberOf Roman Senate
Servilius Caepio partOf Roman Senate
this entity surface form: Roman senatorial aristocracy
Pater Patriae conferredBy Roman Senate
Isis mysteries sometimesOpposedBy Roman Senate
Armeniacus conferredBy Roman Senate
Lucius Aelius Caesar memberOf Roman Senate
Lucius Munatius Plancus wasMemberOf Roman Senate
this entity surface form: Senate of the Roman Republic
Lucius Munatius Plancus wasMemberOf Roman Senate
this entity surface form: Roman Senate under Augustus
Marcus Vinicius memberOf Roman Senate
Historia Romana focusesOn Roman Senate
Cassius Apronianus memberOf Roman Senate
Mater Senatus sphereOfInfluence Roman Senate
Eumenes II supportedBy Roman Senate
gens Sulpicia participatedIn Roman Senate
Publius Memmius Regulus partOf Roman Senate
Volusii family politicalSphere Roman Senate
Senate nativeLabel Roman Senate
subject surface form: Roman Senate
this entity surface form: Senatus
Senate nativeLabel Roman Senate
subject surface form: Roman Senate
this entity surface form: Senatus Romanus
Senate precededBy Roman Senate
subject surface form: Roman Senate
this entity surface form: council of elders of the Roman Kingdom
Senate followedBy Roman Senate
subject surface form: Roman Senate
this entity surface form: Roman Senate of the late Empire
Senate followedBy Roman Senate
subject surface form: Roman Senate
this entity surface form: Byzantine Senate
Junii Silani associatedWith Roman Senate
Marcus Junius Silanus memberOf Roman Senate
Aemilii Paulli associatedWith Roman Senate
Aqua Marcia commissionedBy Roman Senate
Aqua Marcia authorizedBy Roman Senate
annus quattuor imperatorum involvedParty Roman Senate
subject surface form: Annus quattuor imperatorum
House of Herod appointedBy Roman Senate
subject surface form: Herod the Great
Treaty of Phoenice party Roman Senate