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archon
ar·chon A0409700 (är′kŏn′, -kən)n.1. A high official; a ruler.2. One of the nine principal magistrates of ancient Athens.3. An authoritative figure; a leader: archons of cultural modernism.
[Latin archōn, from Greek arkhōn, from present participle of arkhein, to rule.]
ar′chon·ship′ n.archon (ˈɑːkɒn; -kən) n1. (Historical Terms) (in ancient Athens) one of the nine chief magistrates2. (Law) (in ancient Athens) one of the nine chief magistrates[C17: from Greek arkhōn ruler, from arkhein to rule] ˈarchonˌship nar•chon (ˈɑr kɒn)
n. 1. a higher magistrate in ancient Athens. 2. a chief officer. [1650–60; < Greek árchōn] ar′chon•ship`, n. archonone of the nine magistrates in ancient Athens, chosen from the leading families to oversee the civil and religious life of the city.See also: Greece and GreeksTranslationsarchon
archon (in ancient Athens) one of the nine chief magistrates.ARCHON
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