Sentences with MAGISTRATURES
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"The magistratures in ancient Rome were responsible for governing the city."
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"During his reign, the emperor appointed several magistratures to oversee different aspects of the kingdom."
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"The magistratures were elected by the citizens to serve for a specific term."
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"Candidates had to meet certain qualifications in order to be eligible for magistratures."
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"The responsibilities of the magistratures varied depending on their rank and position."
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"Corruption was a common issue among some magistratures."
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"There were debates among the senators regarding the power of the magistratures."
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"The magistratures held meetings to discuss the state of the nation."
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"The magistratures were chosen based on their knowledge and experience in law."
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"The magistratures played a crucial role in maintaining order in society."
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"The magistratures were responsible for overseeing the public finances of the city."
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"The magistratures had the power to enforce penalties and punishments for crimes."
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"The magistratures often worked closely with the senate to pass new laws."
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"The magistratures had the authority to call for elections and appoint new officials."
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"The magistratures were responsible for overseeing the legal proceedings in ancient Rome."
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"Candidates for the magistratures had to meet certain qualifications and be nominated by a higher magistrate."
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"The magistratures of the city-state worked together to establish and enforce laws."
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"In the early republic, there were only a few magistratures, but their number increased over time."
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"The Roman magistratures were divided into two main categories: magistrates of the people and magistrates of the senate."
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"The magistratures had different levels of power and responsibilities depending on their specific role."
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"The election process for the magistratures was highly competitive and often influenced by political alliances."
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"The magistratures served for a limited term of office, usually one year."
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"Only male citizens were eligible to hold the magistratures in ancient Rome."
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"The magistratures played a crucial role in maintaining order and justice in the Roman society."
