-
regardless of
their last
urban magistracy. The
titles "proconsul" and "
propraetor" are not used by Livy or
literary sources of the
republican era. Those...
- imperial—and
several types of
governor would emerge. Only
proconsuls and
propraetors fell
under the
classification of promagistrate. The
governor was the...
-
defeat the
Pompeian loyalists there. Meanwhile, Antony, with the rank of
propraetor, was
installed as
governor of
Italy and
commander of the army, stationed...
- River,
Africa Office Quaestor (54 BC)
Plebeian tribune (suffect) (50 BC)
Propraetor (49 BC)
Spouse Fulvia Children Gaius Scribonius Curio Parents Gaius Scribonius...
- his
earlier political career survives. He was promagistrate, and
likely propraetor, in
Africa in 52 and
possibly earlier. On the
outbreak of the
civil war...
-
magistrate could serve as a
provincial governor with the
title of
propraetor,
wielding propraetor imperium,
commanding the province's legions, and possessing...
-
Quintus Minucius Thermus (fl. 74–43 BC) was a
Roman politician. He
belonged to a long-established
senatorial family. His father, of the same name, had...
-
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...
-
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...
- as
praetor or consul, a
Senator might be
appointed by the
Senate as a
propraetor or
proconsul (depending on the
highest office held before) to
govern a...
