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Meanings of quæstor in anglès
Usage of quæstor in anglès
1
He soon after held the important offices of tribune, quæstor, and edile.
2
The latter was at once appointed quæstor and the former ædile.
3
Then Maria snatched up a pen, and subscribed it with the name: Fabius Cunctator, quæstor of Volhynia.
4
Before their resolves had transpired, a quæstor and some tribunes were commissioned to take his devoted life.
5
In 421, the plebeians made further progress, for the office of quæstor (paymaster) was opened to them, and they thus became eligible to the senate.
6
And it was our responsibility to turn him in to the quaestors.
7
The energetic measures which the new Quaestor took fully met the emergency.
8
As quaestor, I looked into the matter perhaps more closely than anyone.
9
The finances of the provinces were intrusted to one or more QUAESTORS.
10
He was made quaestor, which gave him a place in the Senate.
11
The temple of quaestors, and from the former they derived their name.
12
The stone bridge was built many years afterwards, when Aemilius was Quaestor.
13
Every governor of a province had one or more quaestors under him.
14
Certainly however there were, already before Sulla's time, more than eight quaestors.
15
The Quaestor glared at the men to make sure they understood.
16
All these were weighed and reckoned to the quaestor, Caius Flaminius.