quaestor (Meaning)

Wordnet

quaestor (n)

any of several public officials of ancient Rome (usually in charge of finance and administration)

Webster

Same as Questor.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

In ancient Rome, a quaestor was responsible for financial affairs and treasury management.
The quaestor managed the allocation of funds for public projects in the city.
Aspiring politicians often sought election as a quaestor to gain experience in governance.
The quaestor oversaw tax collection and financial audits to ensure compliance with regulations.
During military campaigns, the quaestor accompanied generals to handle logistical matters.
The role of quaestor was prestigious, serving as a stepping stone to higher political offices.
The senate appointed quaestors to administer justice and manage public funds in the provinces.
A quaestor's term typically lasted one year, after which they could advance to higher magistracies.
The quaestor's duties included managing the state's budget and overseeing public contracts.
The quaestor played a crucial role in maintaining financial stability and accountability within the Roman Republic.

any of several public officials of ancient Rome (usually in charge of finance and administration)Same as Questor.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

In ancient Rome, a quaestor was responsible for financial affairs and treasury management.

The quaestor managed the allocation of funds for public projects in the city.

Aspiring politicians often sought election as a quaestor to gain experience in governance.

The quaestor oversaw tax collection and financial audits to ensure compliance with regulations.