एक आधुनिक कॉलोनी में एक अधिकारी जिसकी काफी प्रशासनिक शक्ति है

Noun:

(रोम साम्राज्‍य के समय में) सेनेटयुक्‍त प्रांत का शासक, परवर्ती गणतंत्र के समय में रोमन प्रांत का शासक जो समानयतया पहले दूत रह चुका होता था, प्रशासक,

proconsuls's Usage Examples:

His coins bore the heads of Augustus and Tiberius, and his government was worthy of the best Roman traditions - he succeeded where proconsuls had failed.

They never had a distinctive appellation like that of the urban quaestors, from whom, however, they were clearly distinguished by the fact that, while the urban quaestors did not stand in a special relation of subordination to any particular magistrate, a non-urban quaestor was regularly assigned as an indispensable assistant or adjutant to every general in command, whose name or title the quaestor usually added to his own: Originally they were the adjutants of the consuls only, afterwards of the provincial praetors, and still later of the proconsuls and propraetors.

3 Other proconsuls are Julius Cordus and L.

2 [His official title in republican times was Praetor qui inter peregrinos jus dicit, under the empire Praetor qui inter tines peregrinos jus dicit, until the time of Vespasian, when the abbreviated title praetor peregrinus came into use.] (Gallia cisalpina) was added to the previous nine, and thus the number of judicial and provincial departments corresponded to the annual number of praetors, propraetors and proconsuls.

The prolongation of office, together with the participation of the proconsuls in duties which properly fell to the praetors, formed the basis of Sulla's arrangements.

Tallien showed himself one of the most vigorous of the proconsuls sent over France to establish the Terror in the provinces; though with but few adherents, he soon awed the great city into quiet.

proconsuls's Meaning':

an official in a modern colony who has considerable administrative power

Synonyms:

functionary, official,

Antonyms:

unauthorized, unofficial, unestablished,