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| − | + | The word '''apparitor''' is both a comprehensive term for several types of public servants of [[:Category:Magistrates (Nova Roma)|magistrates]], and it is also the term for a generic assistant to a magistrate or higher officer. ''Apparitores'' to the central magistrates must be ''[[assiduus (Nova Roma)|assiduus]]'' citizens, but in provinces it is up the governor to decide his own policy in appointing his ''officers''. | |
| + | ==Apparitor as a comprehensive term== | ||
| − | [[ | + | Apparitores are collectively called the different type of appointed public servants in order to work as assistants to the magistrates and other higher officers. They include the following types, in descending rank: |
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| + | * [[Accensus (Nova Roma)|Accensus]]: a personal assistant of the magistrate, advising, counseling, and managing the magistrate's office management | ||
| + | * [[Scriba (Nova Roma)|Scriba]]: a clerk doing administrative work related to writing, creating documents, or communication | ||
| + | * [[Praeco (Nova Roma)|Praeco]]: a herald and public crier, attending tasks related to communication, publicity, networking and information, including serving as an interpreter | ||
| + | * [[Lictor (Nova Roma)|Lictor]]: a bailiff or law enforcement officer, forum police, honor guard at events for the magistrate, a messenger and representative of the magistrate | ||
| + | * [[Viator (Nova Roma)|Viator]]: a messenger and bailiff, law enforcement officer contacting, networking, communication and representation, moderation of public forums | ||
| + | * [[Apparitor (Nova Roma)|Apparitor]]: general assistant of a magistrate with nonspecific duties, usually an advisor, personal assistant | ||
| + | * [[Pullarius (Nova Roma)|Pullarius]]: priestly assistant to an augur | ||
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| + | ==Apparitor as a single office== | ||
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| + | An apparitor "proper" can be appointed by any magistrate having the ''ius edicendi'' or by anyone who has been granted this right by any law. An officer with the generic term "apparitor" may receive '''any type of work''' assigned to him, but they shall normally be advisors, personal assistants and higher ranking members of the staff. | ||
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The word apparitor is both a comprehensive term for several types of public servants of magistrates, and it is also the term for a generic assistant to a magistrate or higher officer. Apparitores to the central magistrates must be assiduus citizens, but in provinces it is up the governor to decide his own policy in appointing his officers.
Apparitor as a comprehensive term
Apparitores are collectively called the different type of appointed public servants in order to work as assistants to the magistrates and other higher officers. They include the following types, in descending rank:
- Accensus: a personal assistant of the magistrate, advising, counseling, and managing the magistrate's office management
- Scriba: a clerk doing administrative work related to writing, creating documents, or communication
- Praeco: a herald and public crier, attending tasks related to communication, publicity, networking and information, including serving as an interpreter
- Lictor: a bailiff or law enforcement officer, forum police, honor guard at events for the magistrate, a messenger and representative of the magistrate
- Viator: a messenger and bailiff, law enforcement officer contacting, networking, communication and representation, moderation of public forums
- Apparitor: general assistant of a magistrate with nonspecific duties, usually an advisor, personal assistant
- Pullarius: priestly assistant to an augur
Apparitor as a single office
An apparitor "proper" can be appointed by any magistrate having the ius edicendi or by anyone who has been granted this right by any law. An officer with the generic term "apparitor" may receive any type of work assigned to him, but they shall normally be advisors, personal assistants and higher ranking members of the staff.
