Roman Republic
The Republic
Who holds the power in the Roman Republic?
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How Elections Work
How did elections work in the Roman Senate? From Quaestor to Consul, learn below!
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The Roman Senate Structure
The Roman Senate
How did it work?
From Consul to Praetor.
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Quaestors
Roman Position
Quaestors were mostly assigned to provincial governors where they would often look after the money and collect taxes. Governors could delegate any task desired to Quaestors. 2 Quaestors every year were assigned to the two Consuls for the year, and 4 were assigned to the Temple of Saturn to look over Romes Treasury and the archives of Romes Laws passed by the senate.
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Aediles
Roman Senate Position
4 Elected from the Quaestors every year, the Aediles were tasked with overseeing the upkeep of the Roman Temples. This was for example, the Temple of Saturn (Romes Treasury), the Temple of Castor and Pollux (Romes Senate House), the Roman Bath Houses, the Roman Aqueducts, and the public food supply. The Aediles also were in charge of the festivals and public holidays.
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Praetors
Roman Senate Position
8 Praetors on any given year who were essentially the judges upholding and overseeing Roman Laws. After being a Praetor, they were eligible to be elected by the senate as a Governor of a Providence.
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Consuls
Roman Senate Position
The top of Romes Political Hierarchy.
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