👉 The term "consistorian" is a Latin word that refers to a person who serves as a consul, or post in the Roman Republic. Consistorians were appointed by the Senate and were responsible for overseeing the administration of Roman provinces during the reigns of the emperors Augustus and Domitian. In ancient Rome, consistorials served as advisors to the emperor, but they also had significant influence over their own provinces. They were often chosen by the Senate and were responsible for enforcing
