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Strong’s: G4232
Associated OET lemmas: πραιτώριον
Part of speech: noun, n.
Inflections: πραιτώριον; -ου
Semantic entry: 7.7
Semantic domains: Constructions
Subdomains: Buildings
Definition: the dwelling of a king or ruler; usually larger and more elaborate than the dwelling of an average person
Notes: There are differences of opinion as to the particular πραιτώριον mentioned in Jerusalem. It may have been either the palace of Herod in the western part of the city or the fortress Antonia northwest of the Temple area. The πραιτώριον in Caesarea was the palace built by Herod the Great (see OET ACT 23:35).|In the Gospels it is satisfactory to translate πραιτώριον[a] as ‘the palace where the governor lived’ or ‘the large dwelling where the ruler lived.’ In a number of languages a term for ‘palace’ often suggests a military fortification, and this would accordingly be quite appropriate for NT usage.
Further resources: realia:3.4
Jump to OET MAT 27:27 section.
Jump to OET MRK 15:16 section.
MAT: OET MAT 27:27
MRK: OET MRK 15:16
JHN: OET JHN 18:28 · OET JHN 18:33 · OET JHN 19:9
ACT: OET ACT 23:35
Semantic entry: 55.12
Semantic domains: Military Activities
Subdomains: Army
Definition: a detachment of soldiers serving as the palace guard