However, it is more likely that the Senate was an advisory body set up by the later kings of Rome.

The later kings sought to restore some of their previously lost influence by giving certain privileges to the towns.

It is also known that later kings of Paphos were simultaneously priests.

The building was extended under later kings with France's first public clock being installed around 1370.

The later kings did not follow up on his plans.

Another challenge for the later kings was religious conflict and internecine rivalries.

It is documented that the manuscript belonged to a series of later English kings.

The Kriegskommissariat was subject only to the prince-elector (later king) and not to the provincial government.

He becomes a commander in the military and later king of his own lands.

The later king is, however, better known for his military campaign against the Assyrians than any building work he may have undertaken.