adjective
consular
Relating to a chief magistrate of ancient Rome.
The historian studies Roman consular elections.
Etymology
The adjective is built from the Roman office of consul. It describes matters belonging to that magistracy, such as its authority, duties, or term.
More examples
- The inscription names officials who held consular office.
- He describes the consular powers of the ancient republic.
- The museum label explains the symbols of consular authority.
Forms
consular