Post #88 4-17-18

Res rebublica- the people's affairs Brand new republic, ready to run


  • Democracy (the people assembly) 
  • aristocracy (the senate- approx 300) 
  • plus a monarchy (the cousuls members) 
  • not a tyranny, Rome was not making that mistake again 

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