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So fun question - when you have to lay out the political structure of the Roman Republic in lecture, what do you discuss first? The Senate? Magistrates? Assemblies? FWIW, I always end up laying out major magistracies, then the assemblies then elect them, then the senate.
What you are saying is you practice a pedagogy with more than two millennia of pedigree and refinement!
I’ve never fully understood the consular election. It seems as if the voting is so heavily weighted that the later voters are almost completely redundant.
Yes, correct. Cicero is explicit that this is the intent of the system. The later voters are generally poorer and the system is intentionally weighted to de-emphasize and marginalize their votes.
Do these lectures then always end in violent chaos?
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