tribunate , auch: tribuneship

It was not so with the address of the Tribunate.

In time, the tribunate became a stepping stone to higher office.

He stood a third time for the tribunate of the plebs.

The same feeling was displayed at the Tribunate; where the measure only passed by a vote of 56 to 38.

He did refuse your application to stand for the tribunate."

This term applied to those who still considered themselves citizens, and was highly offensive to the Tribunate.

Not only my services during my tribunate, but thereafter as well.

And Drusus badly wanted to talk to someone he could trust about his tribunate.

"I intend to run for the tribunate of the plebs."

All other powers of the tribunate derived from this sacrosanctity.

Having had no time to start using my tribunate to postpone any elections, I now found it unnecessary to do so.

The tribunate of Saturninus was the end of the old life.

I want you to stand for the tribunate of the plebs at the same elections."

The military tribunate shows that he was already interested in Roman politics before the quaestorship.

"General suffrage will have to be postponed until the end of my tribunate.

He's running for the tribunate of the plebs in Rome!"

But Tiberius's desire to stand for a second tribunate also raised questions of personal political dominance.

And suggested that we restore the tribunate of the plebs."

The omission of the Tribunate in this enumeration is somewhat remarkable.

"He's asked me to draft the law returning all its powers to the tribunate of the plebs, did he tell you?"

The conservative elements in the Senate loathed the tribunate of the plebs.

During the first consulate he was called to the tribunate but was excluded in 1802.

The Tribunate was a natural fit for an autocrat who sought to maintain popularity with the people.

I pointed out several places to him; at last I mentioned the Tribunate.

The tribunate of the plebs matters too much to too many."