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• Cursus honorum
  ...conditions attached to becoming a magistrate. But as the name implies, the cursus honorum was meant to be honorable. Thus the magistrate had to pay all his costs dur
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• Cursus honorum/Approval
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• Cursus honorum/Definition
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• Cursus honorum/Related Articles
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• Cursus honorum
  ...conditions attached to becoming a magistrate. But as the name implies, the cursus honorum was meant to be honorable. Thus the magistrate had to pay all his costs dur
  943 bytes (143 words) - 06:16, 15 September 2013
• Roman Senate
  * [[cursus honorum]]
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• Archive:Monthly Write-a-Thon/December 5, 2007
  ...mbouts|Joris]] was keen; he waited up till midnight to tell us about the [[Cursus honorum]] .
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• Julius Caesar
  ...litical ladder. He was elected military tribune, the first step in the ''[[cursus honorum]]'', in 72 or 71 BC, around the time of the war against [[Spartacus]], alth
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