The cast of Musik og ord - 1971 includes: Freddy Albeck as Various Roles Herluf Aurvig as Various Roles Anker Buch as Various Roles Mogens Ellegaard as Various Roles Lotte Horne as Various roles Preben Kaas as Various Roles Ulrik Neumann as Various Roles Michael Neumann as Various Roles Erik Paaske as Various Roles Grethe Thordahl as Various roles Kirsten Vaupel as Various roles
The cast of The Smith and Jones Sketchbook - 2006 includes: Sarah Alexander as Various Roles Niall Ashdown as Various Roles Robin Driscoll as Various Roles Annabel Leventon as Various Roles Peter McCarthy as Various Roles Jimmy Mulville as Various Roles Sally Phillips as Various Roles Stan Young as Various Roles
The cast of Kivat piipussa - 2009 includes: Markku Haussila as Various Roles Aku Hirviniemi as Various Roles Jonna Kosonen as Various Roles Mika Nuojua as Various Roles Tuukka Raitala as Various Roles Sari Siikander as Various Roles Jorma Uotinen as Various Roles
The cast of Krysters kartel - 2009 includes: Ole Dupont as Vinsnob Christine Exner as Various roles Laura Kvist Poulsen as Various roles Brian Lykke as Various roles Troels Malling Thaarup as Various roles Kai Mikkelsen as Various roles Fanny Pedersen as Various roles Ilyas Poulsen as Various roles Alexandre Willaume as Various roles
Philippa Roles was born in 1978.
The Roman judges were called "praetors".
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The praetors were the second highest elected Roman official. Their main duty was overseeing the dispensing of justice. They could and did act as judges. However they were also able to raise and lead a army if necessary and many times ex-praetors were appointed governors of provinces when their elected term of office was over.
The praetors were the officials who oversaw the Roman courts.
Praetors, who were chosen to act as such for one year.
The consuls were the top in the Roman Republic and there duties were to head the army and run the government. Also there were two consuls and they could veto another. This kept things in the republic straight and in align.
Consuls served as the leaders and of the republic, while praetors were chief justices.
From c. 244 BC there were 2 praetors - the praetor urbanus (for Rome) and the praetor peregrinus (for foreigners and non-citizens).This number was increased to 8 by Sulla (c. 80 BC).Julius Caesar increased this to 16 during his dictatorship (c. 45 BC).
Christian tradition says that Emperor Nero had large numbers of Christians thrown to the lions, but historians can find no evidence for this claim.Edward Gibbon (The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire) says the Christian writers of the fourth or fifth centuries ascribed to the emperors of Rome the same degree of implacable and unrelenting zeal which filled their own breasts against the heretics or pagans of their own times. Thus, the Christians were justifying their own brutality by the myth of earlier pagan brutality.
During the Roman Republic the praetors, who were the second highest ranking officers of state, were like chiefs justices. They issued the Praetor's Edict, which stated the praetors' policy on judicial matters for their term of office (one year). Praetors endorsed much of the content of previous edicts, thus ensuring continuity. Although praetors were not legislators and could not introduce new laws, they could make amendments. These introduced needed innovations. Therefore, the development and improvement of Roman law during the Republic owed a lot to the praetors. This role ended when emperors took charge of legislation. Jurists (legal experts) played a crucial role in the formulation legal matters and the development of Roman law. Since the praetors were politicians, not lawyers, they often submitted consulta (written questions) to jurists and their replies were often used for the compilation of their edicts. Emperors also relied on the advice of jurists for their own edicts. The emperor Justinian I commissioned two textbooks for law students in the 6th century AD. They relied heavily on the writings of some prominent jurists of the 2nd and 3rd century AD
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The cast of Cabaret - 1994 includes: Helena Afonso as Various Roles Mariema as Various Roles Fernanda Baptista as herself Laura Boavida as Various Roles Ana Bola as Various Roles Sandra Caneira as Various Roles Sandra de Castro as Various Roles Maria de Lima as Various Roles Simone de Oliveira as Various Roles Victor de Sousa as Various Roles Dina de Sousa as Various Roles Aldina Duarte as herself Rita Duarte as Various Roles Zita Duarte as Various Roles Henrique Feist as Various Roles Rui Fernandes as Various Roles Piedade Fernandes as Various Roles Adelaide Ferreira as Various Roles Carla Frade as Various Roles Nuno Galamba as Various Roles Lia Gama as Various Roles Paula Guedes as Various Roles Afonso Guerreiro as Various Roles Anita Guerreiro as Various Roles Nuno Guerreiro as Various Roles Fernando Heitor as Various Roles Alexandra Lencastre as Various Roles Silvia Lima as Various Roles Fernando Mendes as Various Roles Eunice Menor as Various Roles Joaquim Monchique as Various Roles Fernando Palaio as Man in Opening Credits Carlos Paulo as Various Roles Alice Pires as Various Roles Carlos Quintas as Various Roles Silvia Rizzo as Various Roles Marcus Rosa as Various Roles Joaquim Salvador as Various Roles Igor Sampaio as Various Roles Fernando Serafim as Various Roles Cristiana Silva as Various Roles Raul Solnado as Various Roles Wanda Stuart as Various Roles Miguel Velez as Various Roles Isabel Wolmar as Various Roles