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Term: Proconsular

Definition:

adjective

1. Relating to a proconsul, a person acting as a governor or military commander in a province.

Usage:

- As an adjective:

- Roman history provides numerous accounts of proconsular rule.

- The proconsular authority was vested in the general who led the army.

- As a noun:

- The city eagerly awaited the arrival of the proconsular to address the citizens' concerns.

- The proconsular was responsible for maintaining peace and order in the region.

Example Sentences:

1. The proconsular governor arrived in the province to inspect the progress of the infrastructure development.

2. The proconsular powers granted to the military commander allowed him to make decisions in the best interest of the province.

3. She aspired to hold a proconsular position in the future and contribute to the betterment of the region.

4. The proconsular rule ensured the fair distribution of resources and protection of the citizens' rights.

Related Products:

• Books on Roman History
• Proconsul Costume
• Provincial Governor Figure