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Procurator (Noun)

A person authorized to act for another.

Nouns denoting people.

The emperor appointed a procurator to manage his vast estate while he was away on a campaign.
In Roman law, a procurator was often a trusted slave or freedman who handled business transactions on behalf of his master.
As a procurator, the lawyer was authorized to negotiate and sign contracts on behalf of her client.
The wealthy merchant chose a reliable procurator to oversee his trading operations in the distant colonies.
During his absence, the king designated his trusted advisor as procurator to govern the kingdom in his name.

(ancient Rome) someone employed by the Roman Emperor to manage finance and taxes.

Nouns denoting people.

The procurator was responsible for collecting taxes from the provinces and sending them back to Rome.
In the Roman Empire, the procurator played a crucial role in managing the emperor's finances and overseeing tax collection.
As a procurator, Marcus was tasked with increasing revenue from the province of Gaul through more efficient tax collection methods.
The Roman Emperor appointed a procurator to oversee the financial administration of the newly conquered territories.
A procurator was often chosen for his ability to manage complex financial transactions and negotiate with local leaders.