A senator in the Roman Republic could never lose his seat in the senate. true false

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Harshveer Singh asked Apr 5, 2022

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A senator in the Roman Republic could never lose his seat in the senate.
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The senate could appoint a dictator if the two consuls disagreed with each other. A. A senator in the Roman Republic could never lose his seat in the senate.

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