What is another word for senatus consultum?
Pronunciation: [sˈɛnətəs kənsˈʌltəm] (IPA) 
Senatus consultum is a Latin term referring to a decree or resolution passed by the Roman Senate. Synonyms for this term could include edict, mandatum, or rescriptum. An edict is a formal proclamation that carries the weight of law, typically issued by a government or authority figure. A mandatum or mandate is a command or order given by a superior to a subordinate. Finally, a rescriptum is a response or official letter from a Roman emperor or other authority figure on a legal matter. In general, these terms refer to official actions or directives that carry legal weight and reflect the authority of a governing body or leader.
