Praetor is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for PRAETOR in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an ancient Roman magistrate, also PRETOR
• each of two ancient Roman magistrates ranking below consul.
• (in ancient Rome) senior magistrate ranking just below the consuls
• See Pretor.
• an annually elected magistrate of the ancient Roman Republic

Words related to PRAETOR

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Words that contain PRAETOR

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How to use PRAETOR in a sentence

• There he was informed that a law was passed for creating a dictator, and that he had been nominated dictator by Marcus Lepidus the praetor.
• His father died while praetor, and when he himself was a child.
• A warlike praetor went even so far as to propose to the people a declaration of war against Rhodes.
• Plans were formed for the defence of the city, and the praetor, Publius Sempronius, was invested with the chief command.
• The plebeian tribunes were charged to procure an order of the commons, commanding Publius Sempronius, the praetor, to create triumphs for conducting the colonies to those places.
• Fewer troops were given to Cornelius, because Lucius Manlius, the praetor, also had been sent with no weak force into Gaul.
• Claudius Marcellus the praetor defeats Hannibal at Nola.
• It stated that Lucius Furius the praetor had arrived at Lilybaeum from Africa with his fleet.
• To Marcus Valerius the praetor were assigned the legions which had returned from Sicily.
• These contained Roman troops sent by the praetor, Claudius, to occupy the city with a garrison.
• They told the soldiers, forming the vanguard, that they wished to speak with the praetor.
• That the praetor shall preside in the celebration of these games, who holds the supreme administration of justice to the people and commons.
• As many legions were assigned to Publius Manlius Vulso, the praetor, for Sardinia, being those which Lucius Cornelius had commanded in that province the former year.
• Catania was then governed by a praetor named Quintianus, who, becoming enamored of Agatha, used the most brutal means to compel her to submit to his desires, but without effect.
• He was enabled to do this by the fact that he was praetor and president of the court.
• Caesar at the death of Metellus Pius was eager for his priesthood, although young and not having served as praetor.
• He gave him the government of the richest province, and, after his return from it, loaded with wealth and honors, he made him praetor of the city.
• After this tenth had been exacted on the corn, they were obliged to sell another tenth, or a more considerable part, to the praetor, at a price estimated by himself.
• Damasippus, the Praetor, to put to death all his leading opponents.
• During his absence in Spain Caesar was appointed Dictator by the Praetor M.
• Praetor, delay and you answer with your own life to the Emperor.
• Later they had a battle with the praetor Lucius Furius, were defeated, and sent envoys asking peace.
• Operations by Publius Sulpicius, praetor, against Philip and the Achaeans.
• It was also decreed, that Caius Hostilius, the praetor, should vow and perform the games in honour of Apollo as they had of late years been vowed and performed.
• Titus Quinctius Crispinus, who was then praetor, was joined with him as his colleague.
• This supplication Caius Hostilius, the praetor, proclaimed in the assembly, and was celebrated both by men and women.
• The plot was discovered before it was ripe, and all having been apprehended, were placed by Mago in the hands of Adherbal the praetor, to be conveyed to Carthage.
• The army wanted clothing, and Octavius was instructed to consult with the praetor in order to ascertain if any could be procured and sent out of that province.
• Publius Aelius, the praetor, was to receive two legions in Sicily from Cneius Tremellius.
• Lucius Valerius Flaccus, praetor elect, was produced to swear for his brother.
• The Celtiberians, summoned forth by the enemy for hire, as above mentioned, rendered the war in Turditania more difficult to the praetor, Publius Manlius.
• This army they assigned to the praetor to whom should fall the province of Bruttium.
• Having come into the city before day, he went on directly from the gate to Marcus Junius, the praetor, who, at the first dawn, assembled the senate.
• Praetor, delay, and you answer with your own life to the emperor! I bring with me the eye-witness to the death of the priest Apaecides.

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