- The
centumviral court (
centumviri) was the
chancery court (court of equity) of
ancient Rome. It was a
court of
justice dealing with
private law (what is...
- and banking. In the 1st century, it also was used for
sessions of the
Centumviri (Court of the Hundred), who
presided over
matters of inheritance. In his...
- and C****ius Dio,
Augustus ****igned the
presidency of the
court of the
centumviri to the
decemviri stlitibus judicandis. In
imperial times, the decemvirs...
-
Augustus transferred to the
decemviri the
presidency in the
courts of the
Centumviri ("Hundred Men").
Under imperial law, the
decemvirate had jurisdiction...
- p****ed to his son. P****ienus was a
regular pleader in the
court of the
Centumviri,
which met in the
Basilica Julia.
Suetonius mentions a
statue of P****ienus...
-
becoming one of the
triumviri capitales, and
subsequently one of the
centumviri, then one of the
decemviri stlitibus judicandis, both
important judicial...
-
consul in AD 68, had
acquired some fame as an orator, and a
member of the
centumviri, and was the last
surviving member of Nero's
inner circle. He was a prolific...
- Coponius,
party to a
lawsuit pleaded by
Quintus Scaevola in the
court of the
centumviri, 93 BC.
Titus and
Gaius Coponius T. n., two
brothers spoken of by Cicero...
-
governor of
Syria in AD 36.
Trebellius Calca, went
before the
court of the
centumviri,
claiming to be the son of
Publius Clodius Pulcher, that he
might succeed...
