praetorial

Of ancient commanders

Praetorial means relating to a praetor, a magistrate in ancient Rome who administered justice and sometimes commanded armies.

The word appears in historical and classical contexts: praetorial authority, praetorial duties.

Also spelled praetorian when used as an adjective, though praetorian more commonly refers to the elite Praetorian Guard that protected Roman emperors.

roman

consul

Diplomat in foreign city

centurion · legion · imperium · fasces · toga · patrician · plebeian · proconsul · curia · rostra

judicial

magistrate

Civil judicial officer

adjudication · court · justice · litigation · jurisprudence · bench · precedent · edict · decree · provincial

military

cohort

Group sharing circumstances

imperial · garrison · barracks · gladius · pilum · commander · escort · elite · deployment · encampment

administrative

governor

State's chief executive

bureaucracy · regulatory · delegation · coordination · executive · directive · mandate · authority · administration · supervisory

Opposites
roman magistrate rank

praetorialconsular

Of foreign officials

senatorial · dictatorial · censorial

military vs civilian authority

praetorialsenatorial

Of the upper chamber

civilian · civil · legislative · judicial · democratic

elite vs common status

praetorialplebeian

Ordinary, unrefined person

common · popular · civilian · servile · humble

Phrases
Family

praetorian

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