cursus honorum review

This office was in charge of the senate.

• consul
• praetor
• aedilis
• tribunus

This job was created to protect the interests of the common people.

• praetor
• quaestor
• tribunus plebis
• tribunus militum

This official was one of those in charge of the treasury and finance.

• praetor
• quaestor
• propraetor
• lictor

This office had two types: curule and plebeian.

• aedilis
• praetor
• quaestor
• tribunus

This office was primarily judicial, though it also involved assuming the responsibilities of consuls in absentia.

• aedilis
• tribunus militum
• quaestor
• praetor

There were ten of these officials.

• tribuni plebis
• quaestores
• consules
• praetores

This was the lowest office that made one eligible for membership of the senate.

• quaestor
• proconsul
• aedilis
• tribunus plebis

Tribunes of the plebs enjoyed the right not to be harmed on pain of death, called...

• sacrosanctity
• sacredity
• sanctuary
• sanctity

Consuls and praetors both were entitled to bodyguards called...

• lictors
• fasces
• equites
• censors

This office was charged with supervising the upkeep of public buildings and spaces, games, and the grain supply.

• tribunus plebis
• aedilis
• quaestor
• consul