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Adlecti

During the Roman Kingdom, Roman Republic and later, adlecti, or allecti were those who were chosen to fill up a vacancy in any office or collegium, and especially those who were chosen to fill up the proper number of the senate. As these would be generally equites, Festus defines the adlecti to be equites added to the senate: and he appears in this…

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Avg. degree1.86
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Adlecti → Dictionary, Greek, John Murray, London, Roman Antiquities, Smith, This, William

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senate conscripti festus passage distinction roman public collegium equites livy empire praetorship quaestorship aedileship kingdom republic later allecti chosen fill

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Adlectirelated to ReferencesThis0.60section
Adlectirelated to ReferencesSmith0.60section
Adlectirelated to ReferencesWilliam0.60section
Adlectirelated to ReferencesDictionary0.60section
Adlectirelated to ReferencesGreek0.60section
Adlectirelated to ReferencesRoman Antiquities0.60section
Adlectirelated to ReferencesLondon0.60section
Adlectirelated to ReferencesJohn Murray0.60section

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