#magistracy

• Agonotesie — The office, dignity, or magistracy of an agonothete in ancient Greece; it denotes the collective official prerogatives and administrative responsibilities of organizing, financing, and presiding over public games and athletic or dramatic contests.
• Archonship — A form of government, dignity, leadership, or office held by an archon; a territory, province, or sphere of influence under the administrative or political jurisdiction of such a magistrate or high official. In an extended and historical sense, the term refers to the period of exercising executive power within a Hellenic or Byzantine magistracy, or to the status of a high boyar in the old administration of the Romanian Principalities.
• Astynomy — A public institution in Ancient Greece led by astynomoi, which held responsibilities similar to those of a modern urban and municipal police force. This administrative structure was responsible for maintaining public order, street sanitation, overseeing construction, inspecting markets, and ensuring compliance with social cohabitation norms in major Hellenic cities.