The Roman Senate during the Monarchy (circa 753–509 BCE) played a crucial role in the governance of early Rome, though its function and power were different from its later role in the Republic.
Robert Byrd, the longtime Democratic senator from West Virginia, was steeped in the classics and in the history of the Senate. “Julius Caesar did not seize power in Rome,” Byrd declaimed on the Senate ...
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