Roman consuls under Roman rex
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It isn't that likely that the consul's name was taken from a kingly adviser, since in the initial years of the Roman Republic the name of the office was "praetor". Only later was the job renamed and praetor used for the judicial officers of the Republic.
A more likely derivation of the name consul is from con- and sal- "get together" because the two officers were supposed to come up with a policy together.
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