Roman consul
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A Roman consul was the highest elected political office in ancient Rome, with two consuls serving together each year to lead the government and command the military. The position mattered greatly because it represented the peak of power in Roman society and the consulship became a symbol of Roman leadership and prestige throughout the ancient world.
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