concept
Proconsul
proconsul
also: pro consule, prorogation of command
The continuation of a magistrate's military command (imperium) beyond his year of office; first granted to Q. Publilius Philo.
Reading notes
- The History of Rome, Book 8 §26 as proconsul
Command exercised in place of a consul; Publilius' prorogation was the first such grant of imperium.
- The History of Rome, Book 23 §30 there be command as proconsul
A magistrate exercising consular authority in the field after his year of office, as Marcellus did against Hannibal.
- The History of Rome, Book 24 §16 the proconsul had first honored
A magistrate exercising consular authority in the field after his year of office, as Gracchus did with the volones.
Mentioned in 27 works (101 mentions)
The History of Rome, Book 3
The History of Rome, Book 8
The History of Rome, Book 9
The History of Rome, Book 10
The History of Rome, Book 23
The History of Rome, Book 24
The History of Rome, Book 25
The History of Rome, Book 26
The History of Rome, Book 27
The History of Rome, Book 28
The History of Rome, Book 29
The History of Rome, Book 30
The History of Rome, Book 31
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The History of Rome, Book 33
The History of Rome, Book 34
The History of Rome, Book 35
The History of Rome, Book 36
The History of Rome, Book 37
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The History of Rome, Book 40
The History of Rome, Book 41
The History of Rome, Book 42
The History of Rome, Book 43
The History of Rome, Book 44
The History of Rome, Fragments
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