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Primus minister

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Primus minister,[1][2][3] vel princeps minister,[4][5][6] vel minister primarius,[7] est summus minister eorum penes quos summa rerum in executivo gubernationis ramo in formula parlamentaria tribuitur. Primus minister usitate est vir politicus.

Historia

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"Primus inter pares" ab imperatore Augusto ortus est.

Primo, prope annum 1625, verba primi ministris in Francia Cardinalis Richelaei utuntur, quando primus minister civitatis, praeses consilii regalis (tum Francogallice: principal ministre), ex Ludovico XIII appellatur. Richelaeus nondum pars consilii ministrorum erat, itaque non erat primus minister in modum hodiernum.

In usu hodierno equidem Roberto Walpole (Anglice: The Right Honourable, The Earl of Orford, Sir Robert Walpole, Prime Minister of the United Kingdom) tum demum Britanniarum Regni primus minister primus, habere fieri potuit.

Nexus interni

Nota

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  1. ↑ Ad saeculum quintum decimum ineuns spectans: "with the pope as its merely executive servant (primus minister)," J. H. Burns, The Cambridge History of Medieval Political Thought (1988), p. 580.
  2. ↑ Locus ex anno 1560: "ille primus minister," in libro ab Alexandro Peterkin edito (1839), p. 104. Iterum in Church of Scotland, General Assembly, libro a Thoma Thompson edito (1839).
  3. ↑ Primus minister in rubrica, princeps minister in textu: Nuntii Latini.[nexus deficit]
  4. ↑ Die 18 Novembris 2011: "Novus princeps minister Italiae electus est Mario Monti." Nuntii Latini.
  5. ↑ "De re nuntiavit Mohammed Kamel Amr, princeps minister Aegypti, qui munere conciliatoris pacis fungebatur" (Nuntii Latini, 23 Novembris 2012.
  6. ↑ Primus minister in rubrica, princeps minister in textu: Nuntii Latini.[nexus deficit]
  7. ↑ Attestatio hic.
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