ephor 的定义
plural eph·ors, eph·or·i [ef-uh-rahy]. /ˈɛf əˌraɪ/.
- one of a body of magistrates in various ancient Dorian states, especially at Sparta, where a body of five was elected annually by the people.
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- He also gave out that he intended to remain in office as Ephor for the next year as well.
- Fixed antiquities must be reported by the discoverer to the Ephor General or one of the ephors of antiquities or other official.
- He was here met by Diphridas the Ephor, who brought him orders to invade Bœotia immediately.
- Upon this the same Ephor asked him whether he repented of what he had done.
- Ephor, ef′or, n. a class of magistrates whose office apparently originated at Sparta, being peculiar to the Doric states.