quaestor , also: questor

The quaestor had known about her conversation with the young man.

From 1995 to 1999 he served as a quaestor of the House.

You are my quaestor, but I have even better grounds.

Better to be on his own, but if the quaestor didn't come, he would have to follow.

It had to be the quaestor, on his way to arrest them all.

It will do us no good if a few are held for the quaestor to examine in the morning.

Obviously, the quaestor was well known in the port town.

Many who stood for election as quaestor were already in the Senate.

That was not the case now, however, and the door yielded to her as it had to the quaestor.

The quaestor's year in office began on the fifth day of December.

"Yours was the face they saw; you were his quaestor."

"You must be of an age to stand for quaestor, surely."

"And whatever they were doing, the quaestor didn't want to talk about them.

As quaestor, Marcus would have had little real administrative work to do.

Or at least the quaestor sincerely believed that was the case.

A man going to govern a province could ask for a quaestor by name.

On the other hand, Anastasius still held the position of quaestor into the 570s.

Well, all Syria knew the governor was a mere quaestor.

I don't doubt the quaestor will have someone watching us until we are out of his province.

The quaestor would be pleased then to speak to the man who had given the warning.

If we turn ourselves in, the quaestor will bring us to trial and execution.

The quaestor brought down his gavel, calling the court to attention.

For Antony, never an urban quaestor, this was a new experience.

If only the quaestor had spent the night in bed, they would have been clear and away to find their captors.

Quaestor warned me they were too pally with you lot.