It was after this revolt, that the senate handed power to two consuls, although at first they were called praetors (a title which later should come to be the name of a different office of the republic). These consuls each held power for one year, in which they ruled much like joint kings of Rome. What also needs to be kept in mind is that this rebellion was indeed a revolt by the aristocracy of Rome...
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Rome was never a democracy as we would understand it today, nor as the Greeks understood it. In the early days of the Roman republic all power would reside in the hands of the Roman aristocracy, the so-called patricians ( patricii). The first ever two elected leaders of Rome were Brutus and Lucius Tarquinius Collatinus...
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