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If a senator chose to be active in politics, his job was to debate and vote on issues. His job during the period of the emperors was to advise and consent. At any time he could put up a proposal for a law and have it debated in the senate. He also acted as a kind of juror for treason trials of high ranking citizens.

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The senate was the third highest power in ancient Rome

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I believe they have no senators during Rome's reign. Rome was a Republic, where people vote on someone who is basically in charge of Rome.

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the senate made policy decisions

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The senators, who had the votes.

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