propraetor

/proh-pree-ter/US // proʊˈpri tər //UK // (prəʊˈpriːtə) //

支持者,预言家,支持人,预备人

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
Roman History.
- : an officer who, after having served as praetor in Rome, was sent to govern a province with praetorial authority.

I would propose that you should at once enter into negotiations with the Propraetor, and start as soon as possible for Lugdunum.
The legions of the Propraetor of Lugdunensis are already on their way hither, by forced marches from Clusium.
Domitian knew only of the advance of the Propraetor, and still supposed that it was in fulfilment of his own orders.
Lugdunensian Gaul belonged to the imperial provinces, and therefore possessed a propraetor and a larger garrison.
The procession halted before the building which had been erected from the ruins of the old city as a residence for the propraetor.