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Meaning of pretorial
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pretorial (a)
of or relating to a Roman praetor
pretorial Sentence Examples
- The pretorial chamber was a place of great authority and influence in ancient Rome.
- The pretorial prefect was a high-ranking official who commanded the Praetorian Guard.
- The pretorians were an elite bodyguard for the emperor.
- The pretorians were often used to suppress rebellions and maintain order.
- The pretorians were known for their ruthlessness and loyalty to the emperor.
- The pretorians played a significant role in the political life of ancient Rome.
- The pretorial edicts were a source of Roman law.
- The pretorial system was adopted by many later empires.
- The pretorial title is still used in some countries today.
- The pretorial tribunal was a court of law presided over by a pretor.
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of or relating to a Roman praetor
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The pretorial chamber was a place of great authority and influence in ancient Rome.
The pretorial prefect was a high-ranking official who commanded the Praetorian Guard.
The pretorians were an elite bodyguard for the emperor.
The pretorians were often used to suppress rebellions and maintain order.
