IMPERIAL INDICTIONS.

See INDICTIONS.

IMPERIUM, The.

"The supreme authority of the magistrates [in the Roman

Republic], the 'imperium,' embraced not only the military but

also the judicial power over the citizens. By virtue of the

imperium a magistrate issued commands to the army, and by

virtue of the imperium he sat in judgment over his

fellow-citizens."

_W. Ihne,

History of Rome,

book 6, chapter 5 (volume 4)._

IMPEY, Sir Elijah, Macaulay's injustice to.

See INDIA: A. D. 1773-1785.

IMPORTANTS, The.

See FRANCE: A. D. 1642-1643.

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