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The History of Rome, Books 01 to 08

Note 158 — BOOK IV. (continued 2)

D. (Daniel) Spillan translation

The passing of a senatus-consultum, or decree of the senate, might be prevented in several ways; as, for instance, by the want of a sufficiently full meeting, &c.; in such cases the judgment of the majority was recorded, and that was called auctoritas senatûs.

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