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praetorship

/ˈpriː.tɔː.ʃɪp/

Traduction: Nom désignant la fonction, la charge ou la durée du mandat d'un préteur, magistrat supérieur de la Rome antique.

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/ˈpriː.tɔː.ʃɪp/C2formal
  • frNom désignant la fonction, la charge ou la durée du mandat d'un préteur, magistrat supérieur de la Rome antique.

A noun referring to the office, position, or term of a praetor, a high-ranking magistrate in ancient Rome.

  1. Office of PraetorC2formal

    The position, term, or authority of a praetor, a high-ranking magistrate in ancient Rome.

    frPréture

    • He was elected to the praetorship in 58 BC.
    • The praetorship was a key step in the Roman political career path.
    • During his praetorship, he oversaw the administration of justice.
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