Crossword-Solution: PRETORIAN 9 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 11

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Word Word Type Definition
Pretorian a. Of or pertaining to a pretor or magistrate; judicial;
exercised by, or belonging to, a pretor; as, pretorian power or
authority.
Pretorian n. A soldier of the pretorian guard.

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Citizen of Transvaal's capital. 1 answer
person with the rank of praetor 1 answer
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One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
EETRA
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greedy person
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For their men of war; it is a dangerous state, where they live and remain in a body, and are used to donatives; whereof we see examples in the janizaries, and pretorian bands of Rome; but trainings of men, and arming them in several places, and under several commanders, and without donatives, are things of defence, and no danger.
Essays Francis Bacon 1996
But to the beneficiaries, as was no less than necessary for the safety of the prince, a matter of 8,000 by the example of Augustus were added, which departed not from his sides, but were his perpetual guard, called Pretorian bands; though these, according to the incurable flaw already observed in this kind of government, became the most frequent butchers of their lords that are to be found in story.
The Commonwealth of Oceana James Harrington 2001
But the Pretorian bands, those bestial executioners of their captain’s tyranny upon others, and of their own upon him, having continued from the time of Augustus, were by Constantine the Great (incensed against them for taking part with his adversary Maxentius) removed from their strong garrison which they held in Rome, and distributed into divers provinces.
The Commonwealth of Oceana James Harrington 2001
The courtyard and the colonnades were swarming with the multitude of Cæsar’s slaves, of both sexes, small boys, and pretorian soldiers, who kept guard in the palace.
Quo Vadis Henryk Sienkiewicz 2001
Suppose I were to go to the pretorian camp, or the guards of the city, for instance?” Here he stopped and began to think, but said after a while,--“Woe is me! Who took him to that house if not I? His freedmen and his slaves know that I came to his house, and some of them know with what object.
Quo Vadis Henryk Sienkiewicz 2001
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Appears in: NYT.

Used 1 time in crossword archives (1957).