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The ancient Greeks called their leaders Archon. The Archon was the leader of the city-state, basically he was the chief-magistrate.

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Archons. Archon in Greek means "ruler"

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The ancient Roman officials of the republic were called aediles, tribunes, quaestors, praetors, censors and consuls.

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