Difference between revisions of "Procurator"
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| − | A Roman procurator was an officer in the [[Roman empire]] who managed a province and served the emperor as a [[judge]] over disputes. | + | A Roman '''procurator''' was an officer in the [[Roman empire]] who managed a province and served the emperor as a [[judge]] over disputes. |
| − | Today a procurator means anyone who manages the affairs of someone else, which his full authority and consent. | + | Today, a procurator means anyone who manages the affairs of someone else, which his full authority and consent. |
[[Category:Legal terms]] | [[Category:Legal terms]] | ||
[[Category:Roman history]] | [[Category:Roman history]] | ||
Revision as of 22:14, March 11, 2008
A Roman procurator was an officer in the Roman empire who managed a province and served the emperor as a judge over disputes.
Today, a procurator means anyone who manages the affairs of someone else, which his full authority and consent.