Intro to Ancient Rome
A praetor was a significant judicial and administrative official in ancient Rome, primarily responsible for the administration of justice and the interpretation of laws. They played a crucial role in the development of Roman law and were often seen as the second most powerful magistrate after the consul. Praetors also contributed to the evolution of legal procedures and rhetoric in Roman society, shaping how justice was administered and how legal arguments were presented.
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