abigeus
/ˌæbɪˈdʒiːəs/Definitions
1. noun
A rustler, especially one who steals cattle, or a person who drives cattle to a market without the owner’s permission.
“The judge sentenced the abigeus to several years in prison for his role in the cattle theft ring.”
2. noun
In ancient Rome, a magistrate with jurisdiction over crimes related to livestock.
“The abigeus was responsible for maintaining law and order in rural areas, particularly in regards to cattle theft.”