The " lex Publilia " required the " auctoritas patrum " to be passed before a law could be voted on by one of the assemblies, rather than afterward.
32.
As Oates expresses it, " He has a ringing name of great " auctoritas ", but we do not know if he was " capax imperii " ."
33.
After the nominee was elected by the popular assembly, the senate ratified the election by passing a decree ( the " auctoritas patrum " or " authority of the fathers " ).
34.
The pope also secured the edict of Valentinian III, so important in the history of the Gallican church ( " " Ut episcopis Gallicanis omnibusque pro lege esset quidquid apostolicae sedis auctoritas sanxisset " " ).
35.
In Rome, it was enough that the office, munificence, " auctoritas " and " gens " of Augustus were identified with every possible legal, religious and social institution of the city.
36.
In one inscription in honor of city prefect ( 336 337 ) Ceionius Rufus Albinus, it was written that Constantine had restored the Senate " the " auctoritas " it had lost at Caesar's time ".
37.
In the constitutional reforms Sulla carried out after his plebeian council ( the assembly of the plebeians ) to enact bills by reintroducing the senatus auctoritas, a pronouncement of the senate on bills which, if negative could invalidate it.
38.
According to Cicero, the " auctoritas " of " ius augurum " included the right to adjourn and overturn the process of law : consular election could be-and was-rendered invalid by inaugural error.
39.
Augustus, the first Roman emperor who claimed " auctoritas " as the basis of " princeps " status in a famous passage of " Res Gestae ", had opened up his house to public eyes.
40.
S or the " F�hrer " s qualities are immediately related to the physical person and belong to the biopolitical tradition of " auctoritas " and not to the juridical tradition of " potestas " | }}
