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A Quaestor (Latin for "investigator") was any one of a number of Roman officials concerned chiefly with financial administration who had charge of public revenue and expenditure, in general the lowest-ranking regular magistrate in ancient Rome, whose traditional responsibility was the treasury. The position served different functions at different periods. Occasionally, an honorary quaestorship was bestowed on an individual as a title of dignity.
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Quaestor: Ancient Roman official - Britannica Encyclopedia
Quaestor definition, by Donald L. Wasson - Ancient History Encyclopedia