Note 919 — Chapter IV · THE MAGISTRACY
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Praetor urbanus (S. C. de Bacch. ll. 5, 8, 17, 21), praetor qui inter cives jus dicet (lex Agraria of 111 B.C.), provincia or sors urbana (Liv. xxiv. 9, xxv. 3, xxvii. 7, xxviii. 10, xxix. 13), jurisdictio urbana (ib. xxxii. 28, xlii. 31)—praetor qui inter peregrinos jus dicet (lex Acil. ll. 12 and 89; lex Jul. Munic. ll. 8 and 12), jurisdictio inter peregrinos (Liv. xl. 1), provincia peregrina (ib. xxvii. 7, xxviii. 10). Both these praetors, as distinct from those in foreign command, are said to have urbanae provinciae (ib. xliii. 11), provincia urbana (xxxii. 1), jurisdictio urbana (xxv. 41, xxx. 1).