CLST 101 Lecture Notes - Roman Citizenship, Latin, Toga

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Constantine the great: the first christian emperor, the romans killed christians because they did not want to worship the emperor, only gods, 313 ad edict of milan. The empire was split into 2 halves in 395 ad after the death of theodosius i. Was more strong in some parts of the empire than others: not homogeneity. The latin language was the common language. Obtaining roman citizenship was a very important event and they showed local pride. Individuals were able to be elected to be a magistrate even if they were not in. Rome, such as for example placius, who was heavily supported. An individual who acted as a magistrate in rome brought pride to the whole community. Res publica activity of the roman people. Auspicium magistrates had the power to the act of consulting the gods/divination: after their election the magistrate had to ask the gods if it was approved.

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