consulship

Examples

• All

• According to Appian, one centurion addressed the Senate with his hand on his sword and proclaimed If you do not grant the consulship to Caesar, this will.

• So the three leaders and he was he stood for consulship and with the help of Crassus and Pompey, he was able to secure the consulship position.

• How many stand for the consulship?

  Coriolanus (2011)

• Well then, I pray, your price of the consulship?

  Coriolanus (2011)

• [James] "Never speak to me again "of the Paris consulship as long as you live." -

  4 Presidents (2020)

• There has long been some doubt on whether it really was written by the second-rate Quintus, attempting to instruct his much smarter elder brother in how to reach the consulship.

  Blog text (12)

• In Rome, being elected to a consulship was a significant honor reserved for distinguished citizens.

• During his consulship, Julius Caesar implemented important reforms to improve the governance of the Republic.

• The consulship allowed officials to influence military strategies and diplomatic relations in ancient Rome.

Synonyms

A

ambassadorship

vsconsulship

• Formal

4 7.6

A job in which someone represents their country abroad

is the office that also applies in ancient Roman political contexts

C

chancellorship

vsconsulship

1 7.6

The job of a top leader in a university or government

is the Roman office term with ancient civic and diplomatic roles

S

senatorship

vsconsulship

1 7.2

The job of a person who speaks for people and helps make a country's laws

is the Roman office term that can also mean diplomatic service

L

legation

vsconsulship

• Archaic

1 9.9

The office of a representative of the Pope or a small diplomatic mission

is the Roman office term rather than a foreign diplomatic mission

P

proconsulship

vsconsulship

9.9

The job of a Roman governor who ruled a province after being consul

is the Roman office also used in diplomatic and civic roles

P

proconsulate

vsconsulship

9.9

The job of a Roman governor who rules a province after serving as consul

is the Roman office term which also covers diplomatic appointments

P

praetorship

vsconsulship

• Specialized

9.9

An official position in ancient Rome held by a judge who led the law courts

is the Roman office term that also appears in diplomatic contexts

T

tribuneship

vsconsulship

• Archaic

9.9

A public office in ancient Rome that lets a person protect citizens' rights

is the Roman office term that also serves in diplomatic settings

E

embassage

vsconsulship

• Archaic

9.9

The rank or office of an ambassador

is the office term that also refers to ancient Roman civic duty

V

viceroyship

vsconsulship

9.9

The time when a ruler's representative governs a country or region

is the Roman office term focused on city and diplomatic representation

L

legateship

vsconsulship

• Formal

9.9

The time when a person acts as an official representative for a church or government

is the Roman office that also covers secular civic duties and diplomacy

C

commissionership

vsconsulship

• Formal

8.0

A period when someone serves in an official public job

is the Roman office term that denotes official civic and diplomatic duties

How Important

emperorship

8.6

consulship

• Formal

1 9.7

tribuneship

• Archaic

9.9

public office

• Formal

45 3.2

magistracy

• Formal

1 8.9

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology