Praetor overview
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| − | Praetors were "curule magistrates" and had ''[[imperium]]''. They were accompanied by six [[lictor]]s and performed mainly judicial functions. [http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/secondary/SMIGRA*/Praetor.html] | + | Praetors were [[magistrates|"curule magistrates"]] and had ''[[imperium]]'', and consequently were one of the ''[[magistrates|magistratus maiores]]'': but they owed respect and obedience to the consuls. They were accompanied by six [[lictor]]s and performed mainly judicial functions. |
| + | Originally there was one ''praetor'' elected as minor colleague to the ''[[consul]]es''. | ||
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| + | The ''praetor'' could command the armies of the state; and while the consuls were absent with the armies, he exercised their functions within the city. | ||
| + | The Latin word "''praetor''" means literally "who goes before", "who precedes" and we can translate it as "president", "leader" and "commander". [http://penelope.uchicago.edu/Thayer/E/Roman/Texts/secondary/SMIGRA*/Praetor.html] | ||
[[Praetor|Learn more...]] | [[Praetor|Learn more...]] | ||
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The domain of authority of the praetores includes: | The domain of authority of the praetores includes: | ||
| − | + | *[[:Category:Legal system (Nova Roma)|Nova Roman Tabularium]]. | |
| − | *[[:Category: | + | *[[Mailing_lists_%28Nova_Roma%29|Official Nova Roma Mailing Lists]] |
| − | *[[Mailing_lists_%28Nova_Roma%29| Nova Roma | + | *[[Laws_and_Decrees_of_Judicial_Nature|Judicial Process]] |
| − | *[[Laws_and_Decrees_of_Judicial_Nature | Judicial Process]] | + | |
*[[Ludi Apollinares]] | *[[Ludi Apollinares]] | ||
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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.
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Praetores in Roma Antiqua
Praetors were "curule magistrates" and had imperium, and consequently were one of the magistratus maiores: but they owed respect and obedience to the consuls. They were accompanied by six lictors and performed mainly judicial functions. Originally there was one praetor elected as minor colleague to the consules. The praetor could command the armies of the state; and while the consuls were absent with the armies, he exercised their functions within the city. The Latin word "praetor" means literally "who goes before", "who precedes" and we can translate it as "president", "leader" and "commander". [1] Learn more... |
Praetores in Nova Roma
One of the magistracies of Nova Roma. There are two Praetores Praetores of year 2761: Vide: Officina Praetoris MMDCCLXI The domain of authority of the praetores includes: Learn more... |
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Selected links (Roma Antiqua)
Selected photo
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Selected links (Nova Roma)
Past Praetores in Nova Roma
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Praetores projects
Wiki projectsFormer 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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