What was the term a consul would serve once appointed?
A) Seven years and they could not serve as consul for at least one year in between appointments
B) One year, and then they could not serve as consul for another ten years
C) Two years, and then they could not serve as consul for another three years
D) Three years, and then they could not serve as consul for at least three years in between appointments
E) None of these
B
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