duumvir 的定义
plural du·um·virs, du·um·vi·ri [doo-uhm-vuh-rahy]. /duˈʌm vəˌraɪ/. Roman History.
- one of two officers or magistrates jointly exercising the same public function.
更多duumvir例句
- Probably a consular personage, a duumvir, since lictors lead the line.
- The elder, Rufus, was duumvir for the fourth term in 3-2 B.C.
- He was, with Csar, the year after, one of the judges (duumvir perduellionis) in the trial of C. Rabirius.
- The name of Privatus appears twice with seal, under that of each duumvir.
- This is generally interpreted as meaning that Apuleius himself had become duumvir.