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The Heliaea , the popular court composed of six thousand citizens , was elected like the council . From these six thousand a jury was drawn by lot for the trial of each civil case . One of Cleisthenes ' most important reforms was the ...
The Heliaea , the popular court composed of six thousand citizens , was elected like the council . From these six thousand a jury was drawn by lot for the trial of each civil case . One of Cleisthenes ' most important reforms was the ...
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Seven great lords assumed the right of electing the king of the Romans , who would afterward be elected emperor . The Interregnum came to an end only ( 1273 ) when neither of the elected kings would go to Germany , and Rudolph of ...
Seven great lords assumed the right of electing the king of the Romans , who would afterward be elected emperor . The Interregnum came to an end only ( 1273 ) when neither of the elected kings would go to Germany , and Rudolph of ...
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This he hoped to do by giving papal elections into the hands of the higher ecclesiastics . THE COLLEGE OF CARDINALS IS FORMED Nicholas II ( 1059-1061 ) , elected through the influence of Hildebrand and the support of the reform party in ...
This he hoped to do by giving papal elections into the hands of the higher ecclesiastics . THE COLLEGE OF CARDINALS IS FORMED Nicholas II ( 1059-1061 ) , elected through the influence of Hildebrand and the support of the reform party in ...
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