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'''Praetor''' was an ancient Roman title for a judge for interpreted and applied the [[Twelve Tables]] in vaious situations. It was also a step on the ''cursus honorum'', the list of positions below and leading to the position of [[Consul]]. The course is traditionally listed as proceeding from [[Senator]], to [[Aedile]], to Praetor, to [[Consul]], to [[Proconsul]].
'''Praetor''' was an ancient Roman title for a judge for interpreted and applied the [[Twelve Tables]] in vaious situations. It was also a step on the ''cursus honorum'', the list of positions below and leading to the position of [[Consul]]. The course is traditionally listed as proceeding from [[Senator]], to [[Aedile]], to Praetor, to [[Consul]], to [[Proconsul]].