What were the names of hotels, inns and shops in ancient Rome? What are the architectural features of ancient Rome? Did ancient Rome have an official title?

1 There are many types of ancient Roman architecture, including Constantine Arc de Triomphe, Pompeii, Pantheon, Roman Venus Temple, Baalbek (in modern Lebanon) Sun Temple, as well as palaces, theaters, arenas, baths, squares and rectangular halls (rectangular halls). Residential buildings include inner-chamber houses, houses combining inner-chamber houses with column houses, and apartments with four or five floors.

Two official titles in ancient Rome

Senate: the Senate system based on political elites, with the highest rank of the first patriarch.

Representative of citizens: the system of citizens' assembly with all citizens as the main body.

CFO: Candidates must be at least 30 years old. However, people with aristocratic status can deduct two years from this requirement and other minimum age requirements. Eight to twelve financial officials are engaged in financial management in Rome, or serve as vice presidents. The election of financial officers brought automatic status qualification in the Senate, which began in the late Republic of China.

Mayor: Responsible for management in Rome. This step is arbitrary. The finance officer can be a candidate for one of the four municipal officer positions.

Consul: It is the most prestigious and represents the pinnacle of career success. The youngest age is forty-two. The names of the two elected consuls determine the name of this year. The consul is responsible for political meetings in the city, commanding large-scale troops and controlling important provinces. The second appointment, as a consul, can only be a dream, with an interval of ten years.

Inspector: The inspector is responsible for the moral status of the city, and engaged in a lot of public work, as well as the qualifications for selecting the elders of junior and senior high schools.

As for hotels, inns and shops, just like ours, they are in Latin.