aedile

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An aedile was a Roman public official responsible for overseeing city infrastructure, public games, markets, and the maintenance of order in urban life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Roman magistrate
public office
associatedWith political advancement
authorityOver building regulations
public morals in markets
safety regulations at games
couldHold judicial powers in minor cases
country Ancient Rome NERFINISHED
electedBy Roman people
followedByInCareer praetor
hasType curule aedile
plebeian aedile
historicalPeriod Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Republic NERFINISHED
introducedFor plebeians
jurisdiction Roman Empire NERFINISHED
Roman Republic NERFINISHED
languageOfName Latin NERFINISHED
LatinName aedilis
location Rome
oftenFinanced public games from personal funds
partOf cursus honorum
positionHeldBy Roman citizen
precededByInCareer quaestor
reportedIn Cicero NERFINISHED
Livy NERFINISHED
Polybius NERFINISHED
responsibleFor care of markets (cura annonae)
care of public games (cura ludorum)
care of the city (cura urbis)
maintenance of aqueducts
maintenance of public buildings
maintenance of sewers
maintenance of streets
maintenance of temples
organization of public festivals
organization of public games
public order in the city
regulation of weights and measures
supervision of markets
supply of grain
urban order
subclassOf Roman curule magistrate
termLength one year
workLocation Roman Forum NERFINISHED
city of Rome NERFINISHED

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Roman magistracy hasOffice aedile