1. Monarchy
... of Rome in the earliest times. Each tribe was divided into subgroups called Curiae. The Curiae were composed of smaller regional and family groupings. The number of Curiae increased as new towns in Latium were absorbed into the Roman sphere of influence but by about 495 B. C., their number was fixed at thirty, ten Curiae per tribe. The original Roman Senate was ... . There was also a popular assembly, the Comitia Curiata or Curiate Assembly. Its purpose was also advisory, but its consent was necessary for the king to make war. In addition, any new king that was elected needed the approva...
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