Political institutions in Roman Republic.
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Behold, the day of the comitia for the election of Dolabella arrives.
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That there was no confirmation by the comitia, is clear from Cic.
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Any minority in the senate might constitutionally appeal to the comitia against the majority.
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The consuls were elected by the comitia of the centuries.
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The comitia thus rebelled; and the senate chimed in.
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The method of selecting magistrates and of holding comitia (chapter 20).
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An effort was made to emancipate the comitia from the predominant influence of the aristocracy.
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Should they be as these irresponsibles of the comitia?
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The French people are convoked in their comitia.
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How were votes taken in the comitia centuriata?
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What then is the object of these comitia?
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But why did you not hold that comitia?
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The mode in which the democracy dealt with the ancient criminal jurisdiction of the comitia was characteristic.
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The consular comitia were accordingly held, in which Lucius Cornelius Merula and Quintus Minucius Thermus were chosen.
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Have we removed them, or have we rather ratified a law which was passed in the comitia centunata?
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In reality this probably amounted to the concession to the Latins of one vote in the Roman -comitia tributa-.