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kosmos

ancient Greek magistrate
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  • Athens: Acropolis
    ancient Greek civilization
    / The early tyrannies

    …tenure of the office of kosmos—a local magistracy—until 10 years had elapsed since a man’s last tenure.) That is a refreshing approach and surely contains some truth. Nonetheless, the qualification ā€œas far as is knownā€ is important: with regard to many places there is no better reason for saying that…

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    …tenure of the office of kosmos—a local magistracy—until 10 years had elapsed since a man’s last tenure.) That is a refreshing approach and surely contains some truth. Nonetheless, the qualification ā€œas far as is knownā€ is important: with regard to many places there is no better reason for saying that…

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