Associations to the word «Proconsul»
Noun
- Legate
- Gaius
- Consul
- Lucius
- Maximus
- Gaul
- Pompey
- Claudius
- Sulla
- Cicero
- Caesar
- Macedonia
- Pliny
- Tiberius
- Cornelius
- Prefect
- Marcus
- Cassius
- Bc
- Hannibal
- Augustus
- Brutus
- Legion
- Titus
- Iberia
- Julius
- Marius
- Carthage
- Tribune
- Plutarch
- Magistrate
- Sicily
- Cyprus
- Romans
- Syria
- Dictator
- Governorship
- Ape
- Senate
- Corinth
- Asia
- Extortion
- Signified
- Martyrdom
- Roman
- Governed
- Rome
- Pius
- Centurion
- Africa
- Province
- Valour
- Luca
- Burgess
- Provincial
- Danube
- Cato
- Censor
- Antony
- Orator
- Emperor
- Governor
- Ad
- Nero
- Reign
- Warden
- Triumph
- Rufus
- Tyranny
- Empire
- Empress
- Imperial
- Fossil
- Senator
- Constantinople
- Oppression
- Ca
- Barbarian
- Decree
- Statesman
- Command
- Inscription
- Julia
- Spock
- Christian
- Bce
Adverb
Wiktionary
PROCONSUL, noun. (in ancient Rome) A magistrate who served as a consul and then as the governor of a province
PROCONSUL, proper noun. A taxonomic genus within the family Proconsulidae — a Miocene basal ape or basal catarrhine.
Dictionary definition
PROCONSUL, noun. An official in a modern colony who has considerable administrative power.
PROCONSUL, noun. A provincial governor of consular rank in the Roman Republic and Roman Empire.
PROCONSUL, noun. An anthropoid ape of the genus Proconsul.
Wise words
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