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position of
propraetor was instituted.
These were
praetors whose imperium was
extended and were
given the task to
command a
reserve army.
Propraetors had the...
- Halicarn****us name a
number of
commanders in the
early republic as
proconsuls or
propraetors.
Modern historians believe the use of
these titles is
largely anachronistic...
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selecting proconsuls and
propraetors. In
provinces with one legion, a
legate bearing praetorian imperium, thus
being a
propraetor, not only
governed the...
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defeat the
Pompeian loyalists there. Meanwhile, Antony, with the rank of
propraetor, was
installed as
governor of
Italy and
commander of the army, stationed...
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commissioner in the
colony at Cercina,
military tribune, quaestor, praetor, and
propraetor of Asia. The
dates of
these offices are unclear. The
colony is probably...
- was
required to
serve a term as
propraetor and proconsul, respectively, in one of Rome's many provinces.
These propraetors and
proconsuls held near autocratic...
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Lucius Licinius Murena was a
Roman soldier and politician. He was
notable for
playing an
important role in the
Roman victory against the
forces of Mithridates...
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Propraetor ****tus
Lucilius B****us 71–72 1
Propraetor Lucius Flavius Silva Nonius B****us 72–81 9
Propraetor Marcus Salvidienus 80–85 5
Propraetor Gnaeus...
- include:
antibasileus – a king who
fills an interregnum;
antistrategos – a
propraetor;
anthoupatos – a proconsul;
antitheos – in Homer, one
resembling a god...
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dictator for a six-month term was introduced. Later,
proconsuls and
propraetors could be
given an
imperium by
appointment of the Senate.
Whoever used...
