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Note 1264 — Chapter V · THE PEOPLE AND ITS POWERS

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For this presidency by the youngest pontifex (the one, i.e., who stood the least chance of election) see Liv. xxv. 5 (212 B.C.). From Cic. ad Brut. i. 5, 4 it follows that the consuls had something to do with arranging the elections, but not that they were ever the presidents.

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