praetorium (Meaning)
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praetorium (n)
the tent of an ancient Roman general
Synonyms & Antonyms of praetorium
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praetorium Sentence Examples
- The soldiers gathered in the praetorium, awaiting orders from their commander.
- Jesus was brought before Pilate in the praetorium for judgment.
- The praetorium was a symbol of Roman authority and military might.
- The praetorium was the official residence of the Roman governor in a province.
- In the praetorium, important decisions and laws were made.
- The praetorium was often a place of fear and intimidation for those who opposed the Roman Empire.
- The praetorium was typically located near the city's center, allowing easy access for both soldiers and civilians.
- The praetorium in Jerusalem was built by Herod the Great and later used by the Roman procurators.
- After the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD, the praetorium was used as a military barracks.
- The praetorium in Caesarea Maritima was excavated and is now a popular tourist attraction.
FAQs About the word praetorium
the tent of an ancient Roman general
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The soldiers gathered in the praetorium, awaiting orders from their commander.
Jesus was brought before Pilate in the praetorium for judgment.
The praetorium was a symbol of Roman authority and military might.
The praetorium was the official residence of the Roman governor in a province.
