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The '''Consul''' is one of the most prestigious offices and honorifics in [[Latium]], and was formerly the highest elected political office in ancient Latium. Despite lacking administrative duties or executive authority, the role of Consul remains of significant importance, as it is the only position that may be shared by the [[Monarchy of Latium|Emperor]]. | The '''Consul''' is one of the most prestigious offices and honorifics in [[Latium]], and was formerly the highest elected political office in ancient Latium. Despite lacking administrative duties or executive authority, the role of Consul remains of significant importance, as it is the only position that may be shared by the [[Monarchy of Latium|Emperor]]. | ||
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| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] VIII | ||
| bgcolor="#c1ffc1"| [[Justin Seius|Gn. Seius Tubero Iustinus]] | | bgcolor="#c1ffc1"| [[Justin Seius|Gn. Seius Tubero Iustinus]] | ||
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| align=center | 2002 | | align=center | 2002 | ||
| bgcolor="#E0FFFF"| [[ | | bgcolor="#E0FFFF"| [[Stephania Pinaria|Imp. Aug. Stephania Pinaria Atrea Maria Evantia]] I | ||
| [[Michael Pinarius|Dux A. Pinarius Natta Michael Constantinus]] | | [[Michael Pinarius|Dux A. Pinarius Natta Michael Constantinus]] | ||
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| align=center | 2003 | | align=center | 2003 | ||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] IX | ||
| [[Constantine Julius|G. Julius Libo Constantinus Spurius]] | | [[Constantine Julius|G. Julius Libo Constantinus Spurius]] | ||
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| align=center | 2004 | | align=center | 2004 | ||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] X | ||
| bgcolor="#c1ffc1"| [[Ant. Tullius Longus Rufus Aurelius]] | | bgcolor="#c1ffc1"| [[Ant. Tullius Longus Rufus Aurelius]] | ||
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| align=center | suff. | | align=center | suff. | ||
| [[Marcus Stellantinus|M. Stellantinus Acidinus Ioannes]] | | [[Eusebius, Duke of Catana|G. Anicius Eusebius Theophylatcus Marius Dux Catanae]] | ||
| [[Marcus Stellantinus|M. Stellantinus Acidinus Ioannes]] | |||
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| align=center | 2005 | | align=center | 2005 | ||
| bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Prince Theodosius, Duke of Beroea|Pr. Fl. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Theodosius Gregorius Constantinus Dux Beroeae]] | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] XI | ||
| bgcolor="#c1ffc1"| [[Constantine Otacilius|Aur. Otacilius Constantinus Georgius]] | |||
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| align=center | 2006 | |||
| bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Prince Theodosius, Duke of Beroea|Pr. Fl. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Theodosius Gregorius Constantinus Dux Beroeae]] III | |||
| [[Michael Claudius|L. Claudius Sabinus Michael Theodosius]] | | [[Michael Claudius|L. Claudius Sabinus Michael Theodosius]] | ||
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| align=center | suff. | | align=center | suff. | ||
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| bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Maria of Latium|Pr. Maria Claudia Anicia Christina | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Maria of Latium|Pr. Maria Claudia Anicia Christina Iacaera Constantia]] I | ||
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| align=center | 2007 | | align=center | 2007 | ||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Constantine XX Claudius|C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Constantine XX Claudius|C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius Cae. Imp. Dest.]] III | ||
| [[Silvanus Bodius|M. Bodius Silvanus Valens]] | | [[Silvanus Bodius|M. Bodius Silvanus Valens]] | ||
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| align=center | 2008 | | align=center | 2008 | ||
| bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Prince John, Duke of Aurunca|Pr. Vop. Claudius Anicius Ioannes Leo Andreas Silvanus Dux Auruncae]] | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Prince John, Duke of Aurunca|Pr. Vop. Claudius Anicius Ioannes Leo Andreas Silvanus Dux Auruncae]] III | ||
| [[Aurelius Flavius|Aur. Flavius Asbadus Aquila Celsus]] | | [[Aurelius Flavius|Aur. Flavius Asbadus Aquila Celsus]] | ||
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| align=center | 2009 | | align=center | 2009 | ||
| bgcolor="#E0FFFF"| [[ | | bgcolor="#E0FFFF"| [[Stephania Pinaria|Imp. Aug. Stephania Pinaria Atrea Maria Evantia]] II | ||
| [[Michael Pinarius|Dux A. Pinarius Natta Michael Constantinus]] II | | [[Michael Pinarius|Dux A. Pinarius Natta Michael Constantinus]] II | ||
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| align=center | 2010 | | align=center | 2010 | ||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] XIII | ||
| bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Maria of Latium|Pr. Maria Claudia Anicia Christina | | bgcolor="#c1ffc1"| [[Maria Tarpeia|Dux Maria Tarpeia Anicia Iuliana Antontia]] | ||
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| align=center | 2011 | |||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] XII | |||
| bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Maria of Latium|Pr. Maria Claudia Anicia Christina Iacaera Constantia]] II | |||
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| align=center | suff. | | align=center | suff. | ||
| [[Victor, Duke of Ravenna|Victor Gentilius Ravenna Ioannes Theophylactus Alexius Dux Ravennae]] | | [[Victor, Duke of Ravenna|Victor Gentilius Ravenna Ioannes Theophylactus Alexius Dux Ravennae]] | ||
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| align=center | 2012 | | align=center | 2012 | ||
| bgcolor="# | | bgcolor="#E0FFFF"| [[Stephania Pinaria|Imp. Aug. Stephania Pinaria Atrea Maria Evantia]] III | ||
| | | [[Michael Pinarius (born 1962)|G. Pinarius Natta Michael Constantinus]] | ||
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| align=center | 2013 | | align=center | 2013 | ||
| bgcolor="# | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Leona of Latium|Pr. Leona Claudia Anicia Diana Evantia Jacoba]] II | ||
| | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Selene of Latium|Pr. Selena Claudia Anicia Iacaera Atrea Honoria]] | ||
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| align=center | 2014 | | align=center | 2014 | ||
| bgcolor="# | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Constantine XX Claudius|Pr. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius Cae. Imp. Dest.]] IV | ||
| bgcolor="# | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Amelia Verrucosa|Pr. Am. Verrucosa Petra Diana Isabella]] I | ||
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| align=center | suff. | | align=center | suff. | ||
| [[Leo Keld|Leo Dux Celda]] | | [[Leo Keld|Leo Dux Celda]] | ||
| | | [[Michael Pinarius (born 1962)|G. Pinarius Natta Michael Atreus]] | ||
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| align=center | 2015 | | align=center | 2015 | ||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[ | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Diana I Anicia|Imp. Diana Anicia Maria Theodora Constantina Cae. Aug.]] XVI | ||
| [[ | | bgcolor="#C1FFC1"| [[Alexander Pompilius|Alexander Pompilius Cicero Felix]] I | ||
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| align=center | 2016 | |||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] XVI | |||
| bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Constantine XX Claudius|Pr. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius Cae. Imp. Dest.]] V | |||
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| align=center | suff. | | align=center | suff. | ||
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| bgcolor="#c1ffc1"| [[Theodorus Stilcho|St. Stilcho Marcius Theodorus Alexander]] | | bgcolor="#c1ffc1"| [[Theodorus Stilcho|St. Stilcho Marcius Theodorus Alexander]] | ||
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| align=center | 2017 | | align=center | 2017 | ||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[ | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] XVIII | ||
| | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Constantine XX Claudius|Pr. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius Cae. Imp. Dest.]] VI | ||
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| align=center | 2018 | | align=center | 2018 | ||
| bgcolor="# | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Constantine XX Claudius|Pr. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius Cae. Imp. Dest.]] VII | ||
| bgcolor="# | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Amelia Verrucosa|Pr. Amelia Verrucosa Petra Diana Isabella]] II | ||
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| align=center | 2019 | | align=center | 2019 | ||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Constantine XX Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Constantine XX Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Constantinus Iacaerus Atreus Marius Cae.]] VIII | ||
| [[Leo of Ghant|Pr. Leo Iohannes Robertus Aurelius Gentilius Hyperborea]] | | [[Leo of Ghant|Pr. Leo Iohannes Robertus Aurelius Gentilius Hyperborea]] | ||
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| align=center | 2020 | | align=center | 2020 | ||
| bgcolor="# | | bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] XIV | ||
| [[ | | bgcolor="#C1FFC1"| [[Alexander Pompilius|Alexander Pompilius Cicero Felix]] II | ||
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| align=center | 2021 | | align=center | 2021 | ||
| bgcolor="# | | bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Prince Theodosius, Duke of Beroea|Pr. Fl. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Theodosius Gregorius Constantinus Dux Beroeae]] IV | ||
| [[Theodosius Rasinius|D. Rasinius Olybrius Theodosius]] | |||
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| align=center | 2022 | | align=center | 2022 | ||
| [[ | | [[Spurius Julius|Sp. Julius Libo Constantinus Lucerius]] | ||
| [[Valentia Verrucosa|F. Verrucosa Valentia Zoe Damiane]] | | [[Valentia Verrucosa|F. Verrucosa Valentia Zoe Damiane]] | ||
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| align=center | 2023 | |||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Diana I Anicia|Imp. Diana Anicia Maria Theodora Constantina Cae. Aug.]] XVII | |||
| bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Alexius, Prince of Youth|Pr. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Alexius Iacaerus Marius Iacobus Imp. Dest.]] I | |||
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| align=center | 2024 | |||
| bgcolor="#ffd4ff"| [[Jacobus VI Claudius|Imp. C. Claudius Anicius Sabinus Iacobus Peterus Iacaerus Hadrianus Cae. Aug.]] XV | |||
| bgcolor="#fff2cc"| [[Maria of Latium|Pr. Maria Claudia Anicia Christina Iacaera Constantia]] III | |||
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Latest revision as of 17:25, 30 August 2024
The Consul is one of the most prestigious offices and honorifics in Latium, and was formerly the highest elected political office in ancient Latium. Despite lacking administrative duties or executive authority, the role of Consul remains of significant importance, as it is the only position that may be shared by the Emperor.
The role of the consul in government has frequently changed since its inception in the 6th century BCE. At its inception, the consuls served as the supreme civil and military authority of the state. However as the emperors supplanted the consuls as the supreme ruler of Latium, the consulship transitioned into a senior administrative role, and one that was frequently assumed by the emperor themselves. The emperor has been the sole appointer of the consulship since the 1st century CE, but until the 6th century CE was nominally elected.
Selection and duties
From the 6th century BCE origin of the consulship until the 6th or 7th century CE, the consuls were elected, even if only nominally, from among the Senate. From the 7th century onward, the consulship has been appointed by the emperor.
Two consuls are chosen every calendar year, with a term lasting from 1 January to 31 December. A consul appointed to start the year is the ordinary consul (consul ordinarius). Suffect consuls (consul suffectus) are appointed to serve the remainder of an ordinary consul's term if a consul resigns or is removed before their term is complete. Ordinary consuls chosen at the start of the year hold more prestige than a suffect consul.
The consul whose name is listed first is the consul prior. Most often, the consul prior is the emperor, a member of the Imperial Family, or other close relative of the emperor. The consul whose name is listed second is the consul posterior. Traditionally, the consul posterior is a prominent senator or other important figure at court or in government, or at times another member of the imperial family.
During a new emperor's first year on the throne, he serves as consul for the year without a colleague. When the role of junior emperor exists, the senior and junior emperor traditionally assume the role of consul for the first full year following the junior emperor's Acclamatio. Thereafter, the senior emperor and junior emperor each selected on consul for the year. When this arrangement exists, each also appoints a suffect consul for the final six months of the year. Following a senatorial election, the incoming Praeses Senatus is appointed consul posterior and serves as consul alongside the emperor for the first year of the new senate.
List of 21st century consuls
Key
- Terms
- Imperator, abbreviated as Imp., in reference to the emperor
- Caesar, abbreviated as Cae., in reference to the title Caesar
- Augustus, abbreviated as Aug., in reference to the title Augustus
- Princeps, abbreviated as Pr., in reference to a prince or princess
- Imperator Destinatus, abbreviated as Imp. Dest., in reference to the heir apparent or Prince of Youth
- Suffectus, abbreviated as Suff., in reference to a substitute or appointee in place of a consul who died, resigned, or was removed from office before the completion of term.
- Praenomen abbreviations
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- Colors
- Emperor serving as consul
- Member of the imperial family serving as consul
- Empress consort serving as consul
- Praeses Senatus serving as consul