File:Roman Folding Curule Chair - Ivory Tusks.gif

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Roman_Folding_Curule_Chair_-_Ivory_Tusks.gif ‎(209 × 124 pixels, file size: 4 kilobytes, MIME type: image/gif)

Summary

The Roman folding seat of the magistrates symbolising their authority as they sat in judgement. It was known as the Curule Chair and made from ivory tusks.


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current07:18, September 12, 2026Thumbnail for version as of 07:18, September 12, 2026209 × 124 (4 kilobytes)AnthonyPvanDuyn (talk | contribs)The Roman folding seat of the magistrates symbolising their authority as they sat in judgement. It was known as the Curule Chair and made from ivory tusks. '''Source:''' WikiMedia Commons '''Licence:''' Public Domain

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