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I asked once what comitia curiata was for. It took our prof about an hour to explain we have no bloody idea.
If you think that's wild, ask 'What is a tribune with consular powers?' (that is the tribuni militum consulari potestate).
And a consule with tribunitial power? My brain usually melts around the mechanisms of changing consules, proconsules, praetors and propraetors and how they never got lost in this mess.
That's a trick question, isn't it?
It is not! That was a real institution the Romans really used some of the time, but not all of the time, and not in anything like a remotely consistent manner, for about a century - and it is a relatively poorly documented century. Fun with Roman history!
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