CURATORES Viarum

CURATORES Viarum, the superintendents of the public ways; a title frequently assumed by the emperors themselves.

CURATOR of a University, in the United Provinces, or Holland, an officer elected to superintend the affairs of the institution, the administration of its revenues, the conduct of the professors, &c. In learned institutions generally, the officer who has charge of libraries, museums, &c, is frequently styled curator.