A formally collective body whose practical power is concentrated among prestigious front-rank speakers.
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Roman Senate
A formally collective body whose practical power is concentrated among prestigious front-rank speakers.
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The Holy Roman Empire was not truly Roman because the Catholic Church imitated Roman bureaucracy and Senate-like legitimacy, but Jiang says Roman culture had already died, beginning with universal citizenship in 212.
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"...the Roman. Okay? Remember that in the Roman Empire it's the Senate that confers legitimacy onto the Emperor. And in this world it's the..."
"...About this? Sure. Oh, that's a great question. Okay? So the Senate is about, it's about 300, 400 people. It's a lot of people...."
"...So when Caesar invades Rome, basically he declared war on the Roman Senate. Okay? So let's look at a map of Rome at this..."
"...eliminating all these reformers uh and you know roman you know roman senate they had their death squads and all these reformers would usually"
"...yourself as an entrepreneurial military genius. Okay. So, after Gaul, the Roman Senate basically gets really annoyed at Caesar because they don't understand what..."
"...then this ends in 27 BCE when Octavian returns to the Senate, the Roman Senate, in triumph, and they declare him Augustus Caesar. Okay,..."
"...huge conspiracy that involved 67. That's about 7 % of the Roman Senate. That's a lot of people, man, right, 7 % of the..."
"...strange happens. And this is unique in human history. Okay? The Roman Senate, they come together and they discuss a situation. It's bleak. It's..."
"...Rome. Okay? And that's why even though a third of the Roman Senate was wiped out by Hannibal they didn't give up because the..."
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The Holy Roman Empire was not holy, not Roman, and not much of an empire.
Julius Caesar was not only a general or politician.
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