Praetor overview

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Overview of "Praetores" The praetores are the second highest magistracies of the Roman Republic and are considered as lower colleagues of the consules.
Praetores in Roma Antiqua Praetors were "curule magistrates" and had imperium. They were accompanied by six lictors and performed mainly judicial functions. [1] Learn more... Selected links (Roma Antiqua) Roman praetor Review of The Praetorship in the Roman Republic. Selected photo Tabularium in Forum Romanum	Praetores in Nova Roma One of the magistracies of Nova Roma. There are two Praetores Praetores of year 2761: M. Curiatius Complutensis M. Iulius Severus Vide: Officina Praetoris MMDCCLXI The domain of authority of the praetores includes: Nova Roma Tabularium. Nova Roma Official Mailing Lists Judicial Process Ludi Apollinares Selected links (Nova Roma) Codex Juris Novae Romae List of leges Classification of magistracies Past Praetores in Nova Roma Praetores
Praetores projects Wiki projects Former praetrix Aula Tullia Scholastica: "An important aim is to have more laws translated into other European languages, correct the Latin titles in the non-English sections of the Tabularium, and bring them into conformity with those in the English section." Overview of other magistracies Magistracy overview portals: All magistracies - Consul - Praetor - Censor - Aedilis - Quaestor - Vigintisexvir - All portals

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-The ''praetores'' are the second highest [[Magistracies (Nova Roma)|magistracies]] of the Roman Republic and were considered as lower colleagues of the [[Consul (Nova Roma)|''consules'']].
+The ''praetores'' are the second highest [[Magistracies (Nova Roma)|magistracies]] of the Roman Republic and are considered as lower colleagues of the [[Consul (Nova Roma)|''consules'']].
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