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1 MAGISTRATE
[N]MAGISTRATUS (-US) (M)MAGISTER (-TRI) (M)POTESTAS (-ATIS) (F)PHYLARCHES (-AE) (M)- MAGISTRATE'S ORDER- MAGISTRATE'S SEAT -
2 MAGISTRATE: MAGISTRATE'S ORDER
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3 MAGISTRATE: MAGISTRATE'S SEAT
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4 MAGISTRATE IN ATHENS
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5 MAGISTRATE RETIRING FROM HIS POST
[N]DECESSOR (-ORIS) (M)English-Latin dictionary > MAGISTRATE RETIRING FROM HIS POST
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6 DOCUMENT DRAWN UP BY A MAGISTRATE
[N]DIPLOMA (-MATIS) (M)English-Latin dictionary > DOCUMENT DRAWN UP BY A MAGISTRATE
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7 EXAMINING MAGISTRATE
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8 SPARTAN MAGISTRATE
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9 Konsul
Konsul, consul. – der vorjährige, vorige K., qui proximo anno consulatum gerebat: gewesener K., vir consularis u. bl. consularis: zweimal K., bis consul: zum zweiten, dritten etc. Mal K., iterum consul, tertium consul: den K. betreffend, Konsul-, consularis: jmd. [1476] zum K. erklären, alqm consulem declarare: jmd. zum K. machen, alqm consulem facere: jmd. zum K. ernennen, alqm consulem dicere (bes. vom Volke): jmd. zum K. erwählen, alqm consulem creare (bes. von dem die Wahlkomitien leitenden Magistrate). – Konsuln wählen, consules creare (z.B. ex plebe): Konsuln nachwählen, consules sufficere. – K. werden, consulem fieri, dici, creari (s. vorher): ich werde in meiner Familie zuerst K., primus ex mea familia consul fio; primus in meam familiam oder in meam domum consulatum affero.
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10 Staatsbeschluß
Staatsbeschluß, consilium publicum. – populi scitum (wenn er vom Gesamtvolk ausging). – man faßte den St., daß etc., placuit publice, ut etc. – Staatsbetrug, fraus in rem publicam facta. – Staatsbote, viator (als vor Magistrate zitierender u. führender Staatsdiener). – nuntius publicus (als Bringer od. Verkündiger einer den Staat betreffenden Nachricht). – Staatsbürger, civis. – ein guter St. sein, rei publicae usui esse.
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