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The first consul to serve seven terms in ancient Rome was Gaius Julius Caesar. He was appointed consul multiple times during his political career, with his final term occurring in 44 BCE, shortly before his assassination. Caesar's repeated consulships were a reflection of his significant power and influence in Roman politics during the late Republic.

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