patriciate

The restoration of the power to the patriciate was only temporary.

In 533 he was still alive and still held the patriciate.

It was the same patriciate that erected a monopoly of political leadership.

However, membership in the patriciate could be passed on through the female line .

Members of noble families were able to join the city patriciate usually unchallenged.

But members of the urban patriciate were also persecuted.

The family became part of the patriciate of Christiania in the 18th century.

In 1781 this "patriciate" is composed with four categories of families:

The patriciate was an urban aristocracy, as opposed to a feudal one.

The leaders among the mercantile class formed a bourgeois patriciate, in whose hands economic and political power came to be concentrated.

Families that joined the patriciate after the 1667 earthquake:

Accession to a patriciate through this mechanism was referred to as "erweibern."

Nevertheless only the nobility or patriciate had the right to exercise the wealth-bringing long-distance trade.

A bill enabling Caesar to add new families to the patriciate was probably sponsored by him rather than his brother as praetor.

This patriciate was not a patriciate of right but in fact.

The family belonged to the historical Patriciate of Norway.

Merian is a family name from the patriciate of Basel in Switzerland.

It may also be that individual members of a gens voluntarily left or were expelled from the patriciate, along with their descendants.

Holsatian aristocracy and Hamburg's patriciate provided for most of the canons.

The patrician women did not allow her the sacred rites of pudicitia because she had married outside the patriciate.

In Soleure the patriciate in fact was formed gradually.

Like many of the members of the Genoese patriciate, he started his professional life as a merchant and financier.

The Netherlands also has a patriciate.

This trade did not contribute less to the wealth of the patriciate than the abundant rest of the trade.

The urban patriciate favoured religious tolerance.