Strategos example sentences

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"Strategos" Example Sentences

1. He was appointed strategos of the Hellespontine Phrygia in 459 BC.
2. The strategos of the Athenian navy was elected by the assembly of the citizens.
3. The strategos was the commander-in-chief of the Athenian army.
4. The strategos was also the supreme judge of the state.
5. The strategos had the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates.
6. The strategos was responsible for the defense of the state.
7. The strategos was the highest military authority in the state.
8. The strategos was also responsible for the administration of justice.
9. The office of the strategos was held by a single individual.
10. The strategos had the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates.
11. The strategos was the supreme commander of the army.
12. The strategos was the chief executive of the state.
13. The strategos was the highest ranking military officer in the state.
14. The strategos was the supreme judge in all matters of law.
15. The strategos had the authority to appoint and dismiss magistrates.
16. The strategos was the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.
17. The strategos was responsible for the defense of the city-state.
18. The strategos had the power to declare war and make peace.
19. The strategos was the chief magistrate and commander-in-chief of the army.
20. The strategos was the supreme commander in all matters of military strategy.
21. The strategos had the power to convene the assembly and propose laws.
22. The strategos was the highest ranking officer in the military hierarchy.
23. The strategos had the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals.
24. The strategos was responsible for the defense of the city and its citizens.
25. The strategos was the highest-ranking military officer in the state.
26. The strategos was responsible for the administration of justice in the state.
27. The strategos was the supreme commander of the armed forces and the chief executive of the state.
28. The strategos had the power to declare war, make peace, and appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals.
29. The strategos was the highest-ranking military commander in the state and had the power to declare war and make peace.
30. The strategos was the highest-ranking military officer in the state and had the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals.
31. The strategos was the supreme commander of the armed forces and had the power to declare war and make peace.
32. The strategos had the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals, and to declare war and make peace.
33. The strategos was the highest-ranking military officer in the state and the supreme commander of the armed forces.
34. The strategos had the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals, to declare war and make peace, and to convene the assembly and propose laws.
35. The strategos was responsible for the defense of the city-state and had the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals.
36. The strategos was the highest-ranking military officer in the state and the supreme commander of the armed forces, with the power to declare war and make peace.
37. The strategos was the highest-ranking military officer in the state and the supreme commander of the armed forces, with the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals.
38. The strategos had the power to declare war, make peace, appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals, and to convene the assembly and propose laws.
39. The strategos was the supreme commander of the armed forces, with the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals, to declare war and make peace, and to convene the assembly and propose laws.
40. The strategos was the highest-ranking military officer in the state and the supreme commander of the armed forces, with the power to appoint and dismiss magistrates and generals, to declare war and make peace, and to convene the assembly and propose laws.