Curia Session VII / 195 BC
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Marcus Aurelius Cotta
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Marcus Silvius Pastor
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Re: Curia Session VII / 195 BC
The proxy for Senator M. Silvius Pastor, who remained standing during the entirety of the vote, nodded in acknowledgement to the Consul.
Honored Consul,
If the agenda so permits, I ask that we return to the motion made by Consul-Elect C. Gaius Cassius Vecellinus in Curia Session VI for the Year 559 A.U.C. The Consul-Elect, along with his Co-Consul-Elect, worked tirelessly in camera to determine the adequate composition of our expeditionary forces destined for Greece, alongside proposed commanders. Prior to Curia Session VI for the year 559 A.U.C. being adjourned, this motion appeared to garner significant support from within this honorable body. As such, our Republican process dictates that we should allow the Consuls-Elect to re-propose their motion for debate, and subsequent vote.
I yield the floor.
Honored Consul,
If the agenda so permits, I ask that we return to the motion made by Consul-Elect C. Gaius Cassius Vecellinus in Curia Session VI for the Year 559 A.U.C. The Consul-Elect, along with his Co-Consul-Elect, worked tirelessly in camera to determine the adequate composition of our expeditionary forces destined for Greece, alongside proposed commanders. Prior to Curia Session VI for the year 559 A.U.C. being adjourned, this motion appeared to garner significant support from within this honorable body. As such, our Republican process dictates that we should allow the Consuls-Elect to re-propose their motion for debate, and subsequent vote.
I yield the floor.
Re: Curia Session VII / 195 BC
The Motion passes