- In
ancient Rome, the
curiales (from co + viria, 'gathering of men') were
initially the
leading members of a
gentes (clan) of the city of Rome.
Their roles...
-
prelate Davis Curiale (born 1987),
Italian footballer Joseph Curiale (born 1955),
American composer, producer, arranger, and
conductor Curiales This page...
- Members,
particularly the king's
household knights, were also
known as the
curiales regis. The
curia regis conducted the
business of
state whether legislative...
-
Outside Rome,
cities or
colonies were led by decurions, also
known as
curiales. "Senator" was not
itself an
elected office in
ancient Rome; an individual...
-
landowners almost never attend Senate sessions.
Members of muni****l
senates (
curiales or decuriones) are
charged with the
responsibility of
collecting taxes...
-
Joseph Curiale (born July 1, 1955) is an
American composer, producer, songwriter,
arranger and conductor. Born in Bridgeport, Connecticut,
Curiale attended...
-
Davis Curiale (born 30
December 1987) is an
Italian ****ociation
footballer who
plays as a
striker for
Serie D club Reggina.
Curiale is the son of Sicilian...
- of Velletri, Book 2,
chapter 5.
Pascal Montaubin (1997), "Entre
gloire curiale et vie commune: le
chapitre cathédral d'Anagni au
XIIIe siècle", Mélanges...
- family's
Brooklyn crew was
Salvatore "Don Turrido"
Curiale, an
immigrant from Agrigento, Sicily.
Curiale was an
original Brooklyn mobster before the Commission...
-
bouleuteria declined in use with the
weakening of the
curial class (Latin:
curiales) in the 4th and 5th centuries,
while their structures were well suited...
