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According to "roman republic," in the early roman republic, the chief magistrates were?

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According to the "roman republic," The king's military power (imperium) was bestowed upon two annually elected magistrates called consuls. They were always regarded as the chief magistrates of the republic, so much so that the names of each pair were given to their year of office for purposes of dating.

The magistrates of the Roman Republic were officials of the ancient Roman Republic elected by the citizens of Rome. Ordinary magistrates were divided into several ranks according to their role and the powers they wielded. Censor, Consul, Praetor, Counselor, and finally Questor.

A magistrate is an elected or appointed official in the Roman Republic chosen to carry out specific functions of the Roman government. Examples of judges in the Roman Republic include censors, quaestors, jurors, clerks,s, and consuls.

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