- republic.
Starting in 241 BC,
praetors started to be prorogued,
allowing former praetors to act in the
place of a
praetor (ie pro praetore) with power...
- for
Roman interests but eventually,
praetors were
dispatched as well. The
sources differ as to when
sending a
praetor became normal:
Appian reports 241 BC;...
- so
continue the
contents of
edict he "inherited" from his predecessor.
Praetors often did not
possess any
special expertise in law, but
rather were successful...
- The
Embraer Legacy 450/500 and
Praetor 500/600 are a
family of mid-size and
super mid-size
business jets
built by
Brazilian aircraft manufacturer Embraer...
-
distinguished Roman politician who
lived in the 2nd century,
served as a
praetor and was the
father of the
Emperor Marcus Aurelius. He was the son of Roman...
-
created in 238 BC. In 227 BC, two
praetors were ****igned the
administration of
these two provinces. Two more
praetors were
added when the
provinces of...
-
consulship ended, Caesar's
legislation was
challenged by two of the new
praetors but
discussion in the
Senate stalled and was
regardless dropped. He sta****...
- (consul 64 BC),
Roman senator,
uncle of Mark
Antony Lucius Julius Caesar (
praetor 183 BC)
Lucius Julius Caesar (proquaestor) (died 46 BC), son of the consul...
-
praetor. Initially,
praetors who were
prorogued continued to act pro
praetore after their terms, but
through the
second century,
prorogued praetors started...
- The
Praetors also lost a
great deal of power, and
ultimately had
little authority outside of the city. The
chief Praetor in Rome, the
urban praetor, outranked...
