Lex Iunia de temporum definitione consulatuum (Nova Roma)
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This law shall regulate the amount of times a person may hold the office of consul during a specified time period. | This law shall regulate the amount of times a person may hold the office of consul during a specified time period. | ||
I. No person shall hold the office of consul for two years consecutively, or in any five year period, hold the office of consul more than twice. | I. No person shall hold the office of consul for two years consecutively, or in any five year period, hold the office of consul more than twice. | ||
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| − | [[Category: | + | Approved by the comitia centuriata, a.d. XIV Kal. Oct. MMDCCLII (18 Sept. 1999) <br> |
| + | Repealed by Lex Cornelia de definitione intervallorum magistratuum, , a.d. III Kal. Mart. MMDCCLV (27 February 2002) <br> | ||
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This law shall regulate the amount of times a person may hold the office of consul during a specified time period.
I. No person shall hold the office of consul for two years consecutively, or in any five year period, hold the office of consul more than twice.
Approved by the comitia centuriata, a.d. XIV Kal. Oct. MMDCCLII (18 Sept. 1999)
Repealed by Lex Cornelia de definitione intervallorum magistratuum, , a.d. III Kal. Mart. MMDCCLV (27 February 2002)