mmunity, although the chief power was given in one of their body, namely the king.
             The Senate was the ultimate source of the ruling power and was also a guarantee of the performance of the monarchy. "During the Era of the Roman Republic, lawmaking was a bicameral activity" (T.R. Reid, 1997)There were two important functions of the Senate. One was to give advice to the king. The second function was to cast the vote passed by the assembly of the people. The Senate
             was unable to meet until they had been called upon by the king. From the encouragement between the king and the Senate, the extensive powers of the Senate were developed.
             The Senate was soon after given the power to veto proposals from the king before he brought them before the citizens. When the king found the opinion of the individual members in the Senate, he avoided any possibility of opposition from the Senate. The fi
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