Cicero seems to distinguish between what had happened on the 'night before last' (superiore or priore nocte), i.
Below he says 'priore nocte,' to avoid repeating the same word.
We learn from a document, dated June 23rd, that the painter's house was not spared, for he excused himself from serving as Priore in that month, because the peste bubbonica had broken out in his family.
May 1) Becomes surety to a citizen who undertakes the office of Priore of the Commune.
If we are not to kneel before the good priore together, it is no reason we should not bargain in wines.
This is rather for the priore of St. Mark, than for the ear of one who carries a public stiletto.
He knows more family secrets than the good Priore of San Marco himself, and he, poor man, is half his time in the confessional.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "priore" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
