praesidālis, e (praeses), den Statthalter betreffend, dem Statthalter zustehend, vom Statthalter ausgehend, ius, Treb. Poll.: provincia, Ruf. Fest. u. spät. ICt.: iudicium, iurisdictio, spät. ICt.: apparitor, Amm.: subst. praesidālis, gewesener Statthalter, Amm. 22, 14, 4. – Vgl. praesidialis.
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PRAESES — nomen generale est, verba sunt Marci IC. leg. 1. ff. de Offic. praesid. eo quod et Proconsulet, et Legati Caesaris, et omnes Provineias regentes, licet Senatores non sint, Praesides appellantur. Vide quoque Dionem, l. 4. Speciatim vero Praesides… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
presidial — prə̇ˈsidēəl adjective Etymology: Late Latin praesidialis of a garrison, from Latin praesidium defense, garrison, fortification (from praesid , praeses guard, president, ruler, from praesidēre to guard, preside over) + alis al more at preside 1 … Useful english dictionary
presidial — adjective Etymology: Late Latin praesidialis, from Latin praesidium garrison, from praesid , praeses guard, governor, from praesidēre Date: 1611 1. [French présidial, from Middle French, alteration of presidal, from Late Latin praesidalis of a… … New Collegiate Dictionary
présidial — présidial, iale, iaux [ prezidjal, jo ] n. m. et adj. • 1585; 1435 adj.; lat. præsidialis, de præses, præsidis « gouverneur de province » ♦ Hist. Tribunal d appel des bailliages ordinaires, érigés en 1552 dans les bailliages les plus importants,… … Encyclopédie Universelle
PROCURATOR — I. PROCURATOR apud Ael. Spartian. in Hadriano, c. 13. Et circumiens quidem provincias, Procuratores et Praesides profactis suppliciô affecit, ita severe, ut accusatores per se crederetur immittere: idem cum Praeside, quod nomen licet generale… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
PROVINCIA — I. PROVINCIA in Ecclesia Latina, dioecesis Metropolitani; quae scil. habet decem vel undecim Civitates, et unum Regem, et totidem potestates sub se, et unum Metropolitanum, aliosque Suffraganeos decem vel undecim Episcopos etc. Can. Scitote 6.… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
presidial court — noun or presidial Etymology: presidial court part translation of French cour présidial, from Middle French cour presidial, alteration (influenced by Late Latin praesidialis of a garrison) of cour presidal, from cour court + presidal being a… … Useful english dictionary
