Roman Senate Rigged Low-poly 3D model

Roman Senate RiggedPhotorealistic

Low-poly

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4K Texture HQ - 4096 x 4096

POLYGONS - VERTICESBody8464 vertices, 352 polygons, 61 bones,Robert 16384 vertices, 16196 polygons, 170 bonesShoes 34998 vertices, 33276 polygons, 35 bonesToga 11374 vertices, 11109 polygons, 43 bonesFlag 18227 vertices, 33018 polygons Laurel wreath 5344 vertices, 5396 polygons

The Roman Senate was a governing body in ancient Rome that advised on policy and law. It was made up of members of the aristocracy and was central to the Roman Republic. HistoryThe Senate was founded in 509 B.C.E. after the Roman monarchy was expelled It was originally an advisory council to other governing bodies It eventually gained more power and began to make decisions on foreign and domestic policy The Senate's power declined under imperial rule after the fall of the Roman Republic MembershipSenators were appointed by the consuls and later by the censorsSenators were not paid, so they were usually wealthy Senators were elected for life, but could be removed by censors Powers The Senate advised on matters related to the city and populationThe Senate did not formally make laws, but its members' prestige gave it influence over law-making bodiesOther facts The Senate was a key part of the Roman Republic, which was a representative democracyThe Senate was tested by many internal and external forces, including Julius Caesar