What is another word for Lictor?
Pronunciation: [lˈɪktə] (IPA) 
Lictor is a term that refers to an officer who carries out ceremonial duties in ancient Rome. This term has several synonyms depending on the specific context and era of Roman history. Some of the words that have been used interchangeably with lictor include magisterial attendants, fasces-bearers, and scourge-bearers. Other terms that are more specific to certain time periods include curule aedile and quaestor, which also refer to various civic officers in Rome. Regardless of the specific word used, the lictor or its equivalent typically represented authority and ceremony in ancient Rome, often accompanying high-ranking officials or performing important duties in public events.
