ordo decurionum

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The ordo decurionum was the municipal council of local elite magistrates that governed Roman colonial and municipal towns.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
ordo decurionum canonical 1
ordo decurionum of Pompeii 1

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman institution
local governing body
municipal council
associatedWith Roman law NERFINISHED
Roman municipal charters
composedOf local elite magistrates
declinePeriod Late Roman Empire NERFINISHED
governanceModel oligarchic local rule
governingLevel local
governs local civic affairs
local finances
local legal matters
local religious cults
public works
hasDecisionType honorary inscriptions
local decrees
public contracts
hasMemberTitle decurio
hasRole governance of Roman colonial towns
governance of Roman municipal towns
jurisdiction territory of the city
languageOfName Latin
literalMeaning order of the decurions
meetsAt curia (council house)
membershipRequirement Roman citizenship
property qualification
partOf Roman colonial administration
Roman municipal administration
relatedConcept colonia
curia (municipal council building) NERFINISHED
curiales
municipium
responsibleFor collection of local taxes
implementation of imperial policies at local level
maintenance of urban infrastructure
management of city budget
selectionMethod co-option from local elite
socialClassOfMembers curial class
local elite
sphereOfInfluence urban communities in the Roman world
subordinateTo Roman central authorities
Roman provincial governor
timePeriod Roman Empire
Roman Republic
usedIn Roman colonies NERFINISHED
Roman municipia

Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Colonia Cornelia Veneria Pompeianorum hasMunicipalInstitution ordo decurionum
this entity surface form: ordo decurionum of Pompeii