office
proquaestor
also: PROQ., pro quaestore, proq.
A promagistracy: an official exercising a quaestor's powers (typically finance and supply) beyond the regular term or by special grant. Lentulus Spinther the younger and Patiscus hold it in the 43 BC eastern campaign.
Reading notes
- Ad Familiares 13.45 §1 PROQVAESTORI
Pro quaestore: an officer holding a quaestor's financial authority in a province, either as an outgoing quaestor whose term ran on past the year, or as a deputy administering finances under the governor's imperium. Appuleius held this post in Asia.