Associations to the word «Procurator»
Noun
- Legate
- Herod
- Solicitor
- Tiberius
- Prefect
- Synod
- Claudius
- Gaius
- Konstantin
- Pliny
- Hm
- Fray
- Notary
- Freedman
- Commissary
- Prosecutor
- Treasury
- Nero
- Prosecution
- Felix
- General
- Proctor
- Coinage
- Advocate
- Maximus
- Tsar
- Marco
- Jesuit
- Musketeer
- Cortes
- Roman
- Willem
- Julius
- Gaul
- Rome
- Seneca
- Franciscan
- Philo
- Governed
- Avignon
- Caesar
- Glasgow
- Ussr
- Crown
- Venice
- Scotland
- Marcus
- Provincial
- Padua
- Manila
- Dominican
- Coroner
- Vicar
- Antioch
- Malta
- Imperial
- Rector
- Sheriff
- Province
- Deputy
- Detention
- Emperor
- Tutor
- Superior
- Ad
- Magistrate
- Office
- Monsieur
- Congregation
- Tribunal
- Bologna
- Clerk
- Dom
- Examiner
- Madrid
- Syria
- Decree
- Cornelius
- Lyon
- Friar
- Investigation
- Reign
- Supervision
- Patriarch
- Rosa
Adjective
Wiktionary
PROCURATOR, noun. A tax collector.
PROCURATOR, noun. An agent or attorney.
PROCURATOR, noun. A legal officer who both investigates and prosecutes crimes, found in some inquisitorial legal systems, particularly communist or formerly communist states – see public procurator
PROCURATOR, noun. (Ancient Rome) The governor of a small imperial province.
PROCURATOR FISCAL, noun. A public prosecutor in Scotland
Dictionary definition
PROCURATOR, noun. A person authorized to act for another.
PROCURATOR, noun. (ancient Rome) someone employed by the Roman Emperor to manage finance and taxes.
Wise words
The words of truth are simple.