KnowraRoman magistrateLinked fromLinked fromThe 13 pages that link to Roman magistrate, each with the reason it gives.All 13Broader topic 1Related 7Narrower topic 5Roman RepublicBroader topic: Annual magistracies supplied the Republic’s executive leadership and military commanders.Roman lawRelated: Magistrates administered justice and shaped procedure through their edicts.Roman SenateRelated: Magistrates convened the Senate and formally carried out many of its decisions.PrincipateRelated: The emperor held offices and powers whose republican origins remained politically useful.Roman dictatorshipNarrower topic: Dictatorship was an exceptional magistracy within Rome's wider system of public offices.Cato the ElderNarrower topic: Cato’s rise depended on holding successive magistracies, culminating in the consulship and censorship.Roman ForumRelated: Magistrates conducted business and ceremonies in the Forum’s public spaces.Acta DiurnaRelated: Magistrates' actions and announcements formed part of the public business recorded.Tribune of the plebsNarrower topic: Tribunes were part of Rome’s magistracy, though their protective powers set them apart.Roman festivalsRelated: Magistrates could organize and finance public games associated with festivals.Ronald SymeRelated: Magistracies provide the career framework for tracking the Roman elite in Syme’s work.Lucius Cincius AlimentusNarrower topic: Alimentus’s historical identity is paired with service as a Roman magistrate.Titus LarciusNarrower topic: The dictatorship was an exceptional office within Rome’s wider system of magistracies.