praefectus
/ˈprɛfɛktəs/Definitions
1. noun
a high-ranking military or civil officer in ancient Rome, typically in charge of a province or a unit of the Roman army
“The praefectus was responsible for maintaining order in the province of Gaul.”
1. noun
a high-ranking military or civil officer in ancient Rome, typically in charge of a province or a unit of the Roman army
“The praefectus was responsible for maintaining order in the province of Gaul.”