aedile
/ˈiːdaɪl/
noun
- An elected official in ancient Rome responsible for public buildings, markets, games, and the city's water and grain supply.
- As an aedile, he oversaw the maintenance of temples and streets.
- Julius Caesar served as aedile and gained popularity by staging lavish shows.
- The aedile organized the public games that entertained the citizens.
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