questorship (Meaning)
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questorship (n.)
The office, or the term of office, of a questor.
Synonyms & Antonyms of questorship
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questorship Sentence Examples
- The questorship was a prestigious public office in ancient Rome.
- The duties of the quaestors included handling the treasury and public funds.
- Young Roman aristocrats often sought the questorship as a stepping stone to higher office.
- During the Punic Wars, the quaestors played a vital role in managing the financial resources of the army.
- The questorship provided essential training in fiscal and administrative matters.
- Candidates for the questorship had to meet certain qualifications, such as age and military service.
- The term of office for quaestors was one year.
- The quaestors worked closely with the consuls and the Senate.
- The questorship was a gateway to the senatorial class.
- The office of the quaestor persisted throughout the Roman Republic and Empire.
FAQs About the word questorship
The office, or the term of office, of a questor.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The questorship was a prestigious public office in ancient Rome.
The duties of the quaestors included handling the treasury and public funds.
Young Roman aristocrats often sought the questorship as a stepping stone to higher office.
During the Punic Wars, the quaestors played a vital role in managing the financial resources of the army.
