pro·con·sul [prəʊˈkɒnsəl, Am proʊˈkɑ:n] СЪЩ
1. proconsul ИСТ (in ancient Rome):
- proconsul
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2. proconsul (in a modern colony):
- proconsul
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But the proconsul, when informed of the deception refused to search the bishop's private house.
en.wikipedia.org The proconsul spent much of his year-long term traveling throughout the province hearing cases and conducting other judicial business at each of the assize centers.
en.wikipedia.org The title of consul he gave to senatorial nominees, on the ground that their duties were more peaceful, and called them proconsuls.
en.wikipedia.org It possessed a proconsul, rather than an urban prefect.
en.wikipedia.org The new constitution reformed this government to consist of a proconsul, a president, and seven members.
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